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Provided by: Hands On Technology Transfer, Inc. Web Site Development with HTML JavaScriptJavascript & DHTML |
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This hands on Web programming class provides a thorough introduction to implementing a full-featured Web site on the Internet or corporate Intranet, including implementation of dynamic content using JavaScript and related tools. Starting with thorough coverage of XHTML and Cascading Style Sheets (CSS), the course progresses to the implementation of dynamic client-side content using JavaScript. Hands-on exercises are performed throughout each day to demonstrate key concepts.
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Training
Provided by Hands On Technology Transfer, Inc.
- S asked: I need to learn the basics. Do you have a beginners class in Chelmsford?
- C asked: I would like to find out how much your course tuition is and also if you are approved through the Division of Unemployment for Section training opportunities. Thank you.
- M asked: inquiring on the cost for this training.
- D asked: when is the next class? please send info to i know how to make basic webpages and am extremely proficient with computers, just want to know how to make scripts for forms, basic pearl or cgi, flash animation and how to incorporate it. etc
Web Site Development with HTML JavaScript
XHTML Fundamentals
- Understanding <DOCTYPE>
- Creating Valid XHTML Documents
- Using Block and Text-Level Tags
- XHTML Tag Attributes
- class, id, style
- Creating Effective <title> tags
- Overview of Cascading Style Sheets (CSS)
- Creating CSS Rules
- Defining Type Selectors
- Defining Class and ID Selectors
- Pseudo-Classes and Elements
- Linking to External Style Sheets
- Embedded Style Sheets
- <form> Tags and Attributes
- Single-line and Multi-line Text Fields
- Radio Buttons and Checkboxes
- Dropdown and Selection Lists
- Submit and Reset Buttons
- Using CSS to Style a Form
- Adding Tables to a Page
- Working with <table>, <tr>, <td>, <th> and <caption> Elements
- Table Attributes
- Creating Nested Tables
- Using CSS to Style a Table
Lists
- Types of Lists
- Ordered Lists
- Unordered Lists
- Definition Lists
- Creating List Items Using the <li> Tag
- Creating Nested Lists
- Using CSS to Style a List
Using Graphics and Links
- Displaying Images on a Web Page
- Adding hyperlinks to a Page
- Creating Email Links
- Creating Anchors on a Page
- Working with Client-Side Image Maps
- Embedding JavaScript in an XHTML Document
- Evolution of the JavaScript Language
- JavaScript Versions and Browser Support
- Variable Declarations
- Assignment Operators and Statements
- Arithmetic Operators
- Logical Operators
- Comparison Operators
- String Operators
- Conditional Operators
- Operator Precedence
- Introduction to the Document Object Model (DOM)
- Using the getElementById method
- Modifying Page Content with the DOM
- Manipulating CSS using JavaScript
- Programmatic Access to CSS
- Defining Functions
- Invoking Functions
- Named and Anonymous Functions
- Passing Arguments
- Local vs. Global Variables
- Using the return Statement
- Introduction to Conditional and Looping Constructs
- The if else Statements
- The do while Statements
- The for in Statements
- The switch Statement
- The JavaScript Browser Object Model
- JavaScript Object Properties
- Object Methods
- The new Keyword
- The this Keyword
- Creating New Object Instances Using Constructor Functions
- String, Date and Array Objects
- Inline JavaScript
- Linking Web Pages to External JavaScript Files
- JavaScript Using <script> Tags and Attributes
- Deferred scripts
- <noscript> Tags
- Using Arrays in JavaScript
- Predefined JavaScript Object Arrays
- Creating Arrays
- Reading and Writing to an Array
- Common Array Properties and Methods
- Overview of JavaScript Cookies
- Session and Persistent Cookies
- Using Cookies on a Web Page
- Common Uses of JavaScript Cookies
- Form Validation and Testing
- Working with Regular Expressions
- User Interaction
- Local Form Processing
- Object Detection
- Creating New Windows
- Adding Content to a Window
- Browser Awareness Using the navigator Object
- Interactive Graphics
- The W3C and Internet Explorer Event Models
- The Event Object
- Registering JavaScript Events
- Inline Event Handlers
- Processing Keyboard and Mouse Events
About The Training Provider: Hands On Technology Transfer, Inc.
Hands On Technology Transfer, Inc. - Hands On Technology Transfer, Inc. (HOTT) offers competency-based IT training programs in more than 75 cities across the United States, Canada and the United Kingdom, covering over 60 IT subject areas. These programs are designed with one main goal - making sure you and your staff will be competent and productive. Topics include .NET, SQL, Java, UNIX/ Linux, HTML, PHP, Windows Administration,...

