Learn to Speak “Internet”: Your Guide To xHTML

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Want to learn the basics of xHTML? This is the manual for you. “How to Speak Internet: Your Guide to xHTML”, by author Richard Giles, is your introduction not only to the language of the web but also to the very basics of programming. You won’t be able to build the next Facebook immediately after reading it, but you’ll have a basis on which to build your knowledge.

If you struggle to read even the simplest bits of HTML code, and wish you knew more about the language so much of the web is built on, consider this manual your starting point.

You’ll find excerpts of code alongside screenshots, showing you precisely what a given snippet accomplishes. Follow these steps at home to learn for yourself how to build basic websites, a skill you can build on as you further your studies.

This guide, like all of our guides, is absolutely free, so grab it now!

Guide Published: June 2011

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  • Dlisjak October 11, 2011
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    It is not possible to download content with password “makeuseof”.

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    • muotechguy October 11, 2011
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      Yes, it is. I just did it. Please clear your browser cache to make sure you are viewing the latest version of the page, and are able to run javascript.

      Do you see an error message telling you the password is wrong? Does a new window not pop-up for you? Is your browser set to block popups?

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      • Techie October 21, 2011
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        REALLY??
        You should NOT post the password!

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  • Mick Barker Sr. November 3, 2011
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    Another Great Book for the Collection, Thank You Guys for the Great Shares… Keep it Up.

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  • Tim Turner November 3, 2011
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    How do you download this thing? I”m already a subscriber. I don’t want to type my password in on a non-secure site.

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  • Schickne December 9, 2011
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    how to download these all books totally free?

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    • Aibek December 9, 2011
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      check out instructions under “How To Download”

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  • Agent047 December 21, 2011
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    Thanks a ton !!!

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  • selim February 7, 2012
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    how to download free

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  • Derek Graham February 28, 2012
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    Trying to download but password not working also shared via +1 and tweet but cant download can someone pls help

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    • Tina February 29, 2012
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      Derek, did you try to copy&paste the password? Try to type it in all lower case with no spaces. Anyhow, I will send you the direct URL for this guide.

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      • Derek Graham February 29, 2012
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        ye copied pass word typed it in but download button not working i also tried share with tweet and Google +1 but didn’t get download link

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      • Derek Graham February 29, 2012
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        Thank you i have got it from the link you emailed me the button still did not work and i tried typing as u suggested

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  • Sneha June 18, 2012
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    Hey!!!!!!!, “makeuseof” password is not working……, Please help me out.

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    • Tina June 19, 2012
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      You don’t need the password anymore. Just download directly!

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      • Aibek Esengulov June 19, 2012
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        actually, the “no password” is just for logged in users. others still require to share/subscribe to download the guide.

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      • muotechguy June 20, 2012
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        Only if you’re logged in. Non registered users still need the password, or to share.

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  • Peter Adebimpe July 18, 2012
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    Thank you for this.

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