This course builds upon HTML: Introduction and covers XHTML, CSS, and topics such as using multimedia files, submitting your site to a search engine, and code validation, among others. XHTML is the successor to HTML. Pages written in XHTML can be read as both XML and HTML, and are thus both backward and forward compatible. Cascading Style Sheet Language was developed to specify how HTML and XHTML are displayed. You can change the appearance of every page in your Web site simply by editing one style sheet. This course will cover XHTML, how to format with Cascading Style Sheets (CSS), linking to external style sheets, using style sheets for printing, and many more features of HTML and XHTML.

Prerequisite: HTML: Introduction or equivalent experience

You'll learn to:

1) Discuss differences between XHTML and HTML
2) Use multimedia files
3) Submit your site to a search engine.
4) Use CSS to format a web page.
5) Use CSS to create a printable view.