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As discussed throughout the book, Web browsers do not render certain characters if they appear in an HTML document. Some keyboard characters such as < and > have special meanings to HTML because they are part of HTML tags. Other characters such as certain foreign language accent characters and special symbols can be difficult to insert as well. HTML uses a set of character entity codes in order to display these special characters. These codes consist of numbered entities and some, but not all, of these numbered entities have corresponding named entities. For example, the numbered entity Ë produces the character capital E with an umlaut. The named entity Ë produces the same character. Note that the named entity suggests the intended rendering of the character (a capital E with an umlaut), which provides a handy mnemonic device for dedicated HTML coders. While Ë is widely supported, not all character entities work in all browsers.
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Wednesday, 16 April 2008 |
Getting Started with HTML: Skeleton of an HTML Document HTML stands for Hyper Text Markup Language. HTML is one of the easiest programming languages to learn. One of the best things about HTML is that it is "open", meaning if you see someone's page you like, you can view their source code and see exactly how they made it (which is sometimes the best way to learn HTML). |
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Anytime PHP works with the file system in a Unix environment, at least some knowledge of the underlying permission system is required. Without the proper permissions, PHP may have difficulty accessing directories or reading and writing files, whereas too many permissions will make both your scripts and the entire system vulnerable to hackers. This section is designed to educate you on how the file permission system works and show you how to work with the permission system from PHP.
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