HTML 4 for Dummies Quick Reference

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Summary: GREAT BOOK FOR BEGINNERS AND THE EXPERIENCED
Review: This book is great for beginners and as a quick reference for those tags you just cant remember. It has a very handy reference section in the back, and the book itself it very well organized, as is the back. It covers everything up to style sheets, and I think there is a MORE HTML 4.0 for Dummies Quick Reference which I also plan to get. This book is good overall, but it does not have all of the HTML tag attributes, which I have had to find online. Good book overall!

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Summary: Money well spent
Review: This book is the best book for learning the basics of HTML. If you are an expert web designer and having a momentary lapse, this book is very handy.

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Summary: A must if you want to design web pages
Review: This book rocks! I had a little background in HTML (should of paid attention in my computer science classes while I was in college) so this book was great for me. It explains everything you need to know, step by step, and gives examples with screen pictures. I recommend getting the other dummy book 'Javascript'

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Summary: Good reference
Review: This book was a good quick reference if you are new at html. However it doesn't tell you a whole lot or how to do more advanced things, like cool effects. Great for beginners though!

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Summary: WOW!
Review: This is a terrible book! It gives a lot a stuff but none of it works! If you like cats, you'll like this book. It's more about the stupid cats than the HTML.

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Summary: Excellent Quick Reference
Review: This is a very handy book. I use it more than any other HTML book that I own, because it is small, and easy to take with me. It's not supposed to be an extensive reference, buy it for what it was intended, and you will be happy.

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Summary: Great reference! Gets to the point.
Review: This is really a good deal. This is the pick if you don't want to buy the more expensive dummies book.

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Summary: Great Little Friend!
Review: This is the first HTML book I bought and it's become my favorite. Not only did I learn how to build a webpage from scratch, I continue to learn new tricks from it every time I dip inside. This is great if you want to learn how to code your pages and not rely on templates. There's also a quick and handy color code guide in the back.

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Summary: An excellent and easy to use reference.
Review: This little book with its spiral backing and stay open anywhere pages is so simple to flip through, especially for the beginner who is always seeking a Tag or a quick bit of instruction. Easier and faster than having to flip through a large book and then trying to force the pages to lie flat or holdiong it with one hand while you type in the tag with the other.

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Summary: The HTML Rosetta Stone
Review: This was the best $15.00 (marked down to $11.00 -- you save $3.99!) I ever spent. This book breaks down HTML in logical, no-nonsense fashion. I was able to go from never writing anything to working full-time as a web page designer in about a year (thanks in part to using Photoshop, as well). Re-invent yourself, while there's still time!