Microsoft Expression Web 进阶手册

出版时间：2007-11  出版社：Microsoft Pr  作者：Chris Leeds  页数：308  
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内容概要

The smart way to learn Microsoft Expression Web one step at a time! Work at your own pace through the easy numbered steps, practice files on CD, hands-on exercises, and master the fundamentals of creating effective Web sites. You ll work with advanced design technologies and discover the powerful and easy-to-use Web design experience that Expression Web delivers. You'll learn how to create professional-looking Web pages, work with powerful design tools and task panes, and incorporate support for XML, Microsoft ASP.NET, Extensible HTML (XHTML), and Web pages built using Microsoft Office FrontPage®. You ll also learn how to build templates, work with sophisticated cascading style sheets and other design features that help you to precisely control your work, and take advantage of built-in support for today s Web standards. With STEP BY STEP, you can take just the lessons you need or work from cover to cover. Either way, you drive the instruction, building and practicing the skills you need, just when you need them! Includes an easy-search companion CD with files for practicing the book s lessons, a complete eBook, and more!　　Covers the fundamentals for building dynamic, interactive pages that meet today s Web standards　　Features easy-to-follow lessons and hands-on skill-building exercises　　Includes an easy-search companion CD with practice files, a complete eBook, and other resources 　　作者简介：　　Chris Leeds is a long-time digital photographer and Web enthusiast who has been a Microsoft Most Valuable Professional for Office FrontPage for more than three years. He is also a Microsoft FrontPage Registered Web Presence Developer and a member of both the HTML Writer s Guild and International Webmaster s Association and developed a software product that users can use to easily create sites that can be edited and managed with just a browser. Chris was the technical editor for FrontPage 2003 (The Missing Manual) and has also developed several tutorials on FrontPage. He has delivered presentations on how to use FrontPage at various colleges, written articles for various online publications, and contributed extensively to newsgroups dedicated to FrontPage.

书籍目录

ContentsIntroducing Expression Web　Upgrading from FrontPageInformation for Readers Running Windows XP　Managing the Practice Files　Using the Start Menu　Navigating Dialog BoxesFeatures and Conventions of This BookUsing the Book's CD　What's on the CD?　Minimum System RequirementsStep-by-Step Exercises　Installing the Practice Files　Using the Practice Files　Removing the Practice FilesGetting Help　Getting Help with This Book and Its CD　Getting Help with Microsoft Expression Web1  Understanding How Expression Web Works　Exploring and Customizing the User Interface　Opening an Existing Site　Displaying Different Views of a Site　Exploring an Individual Web Page　Understanding Basic Expression Web Concepts　Key Points2  Moving from FrontPage to Expression Web　Understanding the Differences Between Expression Web and FrontPage　Publishing a Backup Copy of a Site　Managing FrontPage Sites by Using Expression Web　　Changing Shared Border Content　　Adding a Page　Using FrontPage Code in an Expression Web Site　Converting FrontPage Sites to Expression Web　Key Points3  Becoming Familiar with Modern Web Site Standards　Verifying and Addressing W3C Validity　Verifying and Addressing Accessibility　Using Cascading Style Sheets　Choosing and Using the Right DOCTYPE　Verifying and Improving Cross-Browser Rendering　Key Points4  Presenting Information on a Web Page　Using Tables for Layout: Right or Wrong?　Using Lists to Group Information　Using Semantic Markup　Styling the Presentation of Your Content　　Sidebar: Cascading Style Sheets　Key Points5  Enhancing a Web Site with Images　Adding Images to a Web Page　Editing Images in Expression Web　Using Images with a Style Sheet　Using Images as Backgrounds　Using Images as Bullets　Using Images as Hyperlink Backgrounds　Key Points6　Creating a Web Site from a Template7  Creating a Web Site from Scratch8  Taking It to the Next Level9  Publishing a Web Site10  Managing a Web Site11 Using ASP.NET FeaturesGlossaryIndexAbout the Author