This title compliments the HTML: The Complete Reference also written by Thomas Powell. A comprehensive resource for all versions of HTML elements including tables, frames, forms, and image maps that continue to be supported by the browsers and the W3C (World Wide Web Consortium). The focus is placed on listing elements, keywords, and other reference material, and fewer pages are devoted to instructing readers on how to use HTML). Programmers can use this reference as an "idea book, " thumbing through content finding commands or functions that may provide alternative solutions. The authors deliver a powerful and concise reference handbook for novice and experienced programmers alike--provides at-your fingertips access to clear explanations of HTML elements, syntax, keywords, commands, and functions.