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Web sites are getting faster and slicker, but they're still no picnic to create. What to do if you want a sharp-looking site without having to become a sophisticated Web guru? Pick up a copy of the thoroughly revised, completely updated "Creating Web Sites: The Missing Manual, 2nd edition" which explains how to get your site up and running. The coverage includes: everything from planning to launching. Picking and buying a domain name, choosing a Web hosting firm, building your site, and uploading the files to a Web server - this book teaches you the nitty-gritty of building your home on the Web. Ready-to-use building blocks. Creating your own Web site doesn't mean you have to build everything from scratch. You'll learn how to incorporate loads of pre-built and freely available tools like interactive menus, PayPal shopping carts, Google ads, and Google Analytics.The modern web - today's best looking sites use powerful tools like Cascading Style Sheets (for sophisticated page layout); JavaScript (for rollover buttons and cascading menus); and video. This book doesn't treat these topics as fancy frills; instead, from step one, you'll learn easy ways to create a powerful site with these tools. Blogs - learn the basics behind the Web's most popular form of self-expression. And take a step-by-step tour through Blogger, the Google-run blogging service that'll have you blogging before you close this book.

Description - from Google

Provides information on creating a web site, covering such topics as XHTML, style sheets, frames, graphics, attracting visitors, JavaScript, and blogs.