JavaScript lets you supercharge your HTML with animation, interactivity, and visual effects but many web designers find the language hard to learn. This easy-to-read guide not only covers JavaScript basics, but also shows you how to save time and effort with the jQuery and jQuery UI libraries of prewritten JavaScript code. You ll build web pages that feel and act like desktop programs with little or no programming. The important stuff you need to know: Pull back the curtain on JavaScript. Learn how to build a basic program with this language. Get up to speed on jQuery. Quickly assemble…mehr
JavaScript lets you supercharge your HTML with animation, interactivity, and visual effects but many web designers find the language hard to learn. This easy-to-read guide not only covers JavaScript basics, but also shows you how to save time and effort with the jQuery and jQuery UI libraries of prewritten JavaScript code. You ll build web pages that feel and act like desktop programs with little or no programming. The important stuff you need to know: Pull back the curtain on JavaScript. Learn how to build a basic program with this language. Get up to speed on jQuery. Quickly assemble JavaScript programs that work well on multiple web browsers. Transform your user interface. Learn jQuery UI, the JavaScript library for interface features like design themes and controls. Make your pages interactive. Create JavaScript events that react to visitor actions. Use animations and effects. Build drop-down navigation menus, pop-ups, automated slideshows, and more. Collect data with web forms. Create easy-to-use forms that ensure more accurate visitor responses. Practice with living examples. Get step-by-step tutorials for web projects you can build yourself.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
David Sawyer McFarland, president of Sawyer McFarland Media, has been building and managing websites since 1995. He is also a writer and trainer, and teaches in the Portland State University multimedia program. He wrote the bestselling Missing Manual titles on Adobe Dreamweaver, CSS, and JavaScript.
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The Missing Credits About the Author About the Creative Team Acknowledgments The Missing Manual Series Introduction What Is JavaScript? What Is jQuery? HTML: The Barebones Structure CSS: Adding Style to Web Pages Software for JavaScript Programming About This Book The Very Basics About the Online Resources Part 1: Getting Started with JavaScript Chapter 1: Writing Your First JavaScript Program 1.1 Introducing Programming 1.2 How to Add JavaScript to a Page 1.3 Your First JavaScript Program 1.4 Writing Text on a Web Page 1.5 Attaching an External JavaScript File 1.6 Tracking Down Errors Chapter 2: The Grammar of JavaScript 2.1 Statements 2.2 Built-In Functions 2.3 Types of Data 2.4 Variables 2.5 Working with Data Types and Variables 2.6 Tutorial: Using Variables to Create Messages 2.7 Tutorial: Asking for Information 2.8 Arrays 2.9 Tutorial: Writing to a Web Page Using Arrays 2.10 A Quick Object Lesson 2.11 Comments Chapter 3: Adding Logic and Control to Your Programs 3.1 Making Programs React Intelligently 3.2 Tutorial: Using Conditional Statements 3.3 Handling Repetitive Tasks with Loops 3.4 Functions: Turn Useful Code Into Reusable Commands 3.5 Tutorial: A Simple Quiz Part 2: Getting Started with jQuery Chapter 4: Introducing jQuery 4.1 About JavaScript Libraries 4.2 Getting jQuery 4.3 Adding jQuery to a Page 4.4 Modifying Web Pages: An Overview 4.5 Understanding the Document Object Model 4.6 Selecting Page Elements: The jQuery Way 4.7 Adding Content to a Page 4.8 Setting and Reading Tag Attributes 4.9 Reading, Setting, and Removing HTML Attributes 4.10 Acting on Each Element in a Selection 4.11 Automatic Pull Quotes Chapter 5: Action/Reaction: Making Pages Come Alive with Events 5.1 What Are Events? 5.2 Using Events the jQuery Way 5.3 Tutorial: Introducing Events 5.4 More jQuery Event Concepts 5.5 Advanced Event Management 5.6 Tutorial: A One-Page FAQ Chapter 6: Animations and Effects 6.1 jQuery Effects 6.2 Tutorial: Login Slider 6.3 Animations 6.4 Performing an Action After an Effect Is Completed 6.5 Tutorial: Animated Dashboard 6.6 jQuery and CSS3 Transitions and Animations Chapter 7: Common jQuery Tasks 7.1 Swapping Images 7.2 Tutorial: Adding Rollover Images 7.3 Tutorial: Photo Gallery with Effects 7.4 Controlling How Links Behave 7.5 Opening External Links in a New Window 7.6 Creating New Windows 7.7 Introducing jQuery Plug-ins 7.8 Build a Responsive Navigation Bar Chapter 8: Enhancing Web Forms 8.1 Understanding Forms 8.2 Adding Smarts to Your Forms 8.3 Tutorial: Basic Form Enhancements 8.4 Form Validation 8.5 Validation Tutorial Part 3: Getting Started with jQuery UI Chapter 9: Expanding Your Interface 9.1 What Is jQuery UI? 9.2 Why Use jQuery UI? 9.3 Using jQuery UI 9.4 Adding Messages with Dialog Boxes 9.5 Providing Information with Tooltips 9.6 Adding Tabbed Panels 9.7 Saving Space with Accordions 9.8 Adding Menus to a Page Chapter 10: Forms Revisited 10.1 Picking Dates with Style 10.2 Stylish Select Menus 10.3 Styling Buttons 10.4 Improve Radio Buttons and Checkboxes 10.5 Providing Hints with Autocomplete 10.6 jQuery UI Form Widget Tutorial Chapter 11: Customizing the Look of jQuery UI 11.1 Introducing ThemeRoller 11.2 Downloading and Using Your New Theme 11.3 Overriding jQuery UI Styles Chapter 12: jQuery UI Interactions and Effects 12.1 The Draggable Widget 12.2 The Droppable Widget 12.3 Drag-and-Drop Tutorial 12.4 Sorting Page Items 12.5 jQuery UI Effects Part 4: Advanced jQuery and JavaScript Chapter 13: Introducing Ajax 13.1 What Is Ajax? 13.2 Ajax: The Basics 13.3 Ajax the jQuery Way 13.4 JSON 13.5 Introducing JSONP 13.6 Adding a Flickr Feed to Your Site 13.7 Tutorial: Adding Flickr Images to Your Site Chapter 14: Building a To-Do List Application 14.1 An Overview of the Application 14.2 Add a Button 14.3 Add a Dialog Box 14.4 Adding Tasks 14.5 Marking Tasks as Complete 14.6 Deleting Tasks 14.7 Going Further Part 5: Tips, Tricks, and Troubleshooting Chapter 15: Getting the Most from jQuery 15.1 Useful jQuery Tips and Information 15.2 Using the jQuery Docs 15.3 Traversing the DOM 15.4 More Functions for Manipulating HTML Chapter 16: Going Further with JavaScript 16.1 Working with Strings 16.2 Finding Patterns in Strings 16.3 Working with Numbers 16.4 Dates and Times 16.5 Writing More Efficient JavaScript 16.6 Putting It All Together Chapter 17: Troubleshooting and Debugging 17.1 Top JavaScript Programming Mistakes 17.2 Debugging with the Console 17.3 Debugging Tutorial Part 6: Appendix JavaScript Resources References Basic JavaScript jQuery Advanced JavaScript CSS
The Missing Credits About the Author About the Creative Team Acknowledgments The Missing Manual Series Introduction What Is JavaScript? What Is jQuery? HTML: The Barebones Structure CSS: Adding Style to Web Pages Software for JavaScript Programming About This Book The Very Basics About the Online Resources Part 1: Getting Started with JavaScript Chapter 1: Writing Your First JavaScript Program 1.1 Introducing Programming 1.2 How to Add JavaScript to a Page 1.3 Your First JavaScript Program 1.4 Writing Text on a Web Page 1.5 Attaching an External JavaScript File 1.6 Tracking Down Errors Chapter 2: The Grammar of JavaScript 2.1 Statements 2.2 Built-In Functions 2.3 Types of Data 2.4 Variables 2.5 Working with Data Types and Variables 2.6 Tutorial: Using Variables to Create Messages 2.7 Tutorial: Asking for Information 2.8 Arrays 2.9 Tutorial: Writing to a Web Page Using Arrays 2.10 A Quick Object Lesson 2.11 Comments Chapter 3: Adding Logic and Control to Your Programs 3.1 Making Programs React Intelligently 3.2 Tutorial: Using Conditional Statements 3.3 Handling Repetitive Tasks with Loops 3.4 Functions: Turn Useful Code Into Reusable Commands 3.5 Tutorial: A Simple Quiz Part 2: Getting Started with jQuery Chapter 4: Introducing jQuery 4.1 About JavaScript Libraries 4.2 Getting jQuery 4.3 Adding jQuery to a Page 4.4 Modifying Web Pages: An Overview 4.5 Understanding the Document Object Model 4.6 Selecting Page Elements: The jQuery Way 4.7 Adding Content to a Page 4.8 Setting and Reading Tag Attributes 4.9 Reading, Setting, and Removing HTML Attributes 4.10 Acting on Each Element in a Selection 4.11 Automatic Pull Quotes Chapter 5: Action/Reaction: Making Pages Come Alive with Events 5.1 What Are Events? 5.2 Using Events the jQuery Way 5.3 Tutorial: Introducing Events 5.4 More jQuery Event Concepts 5.5 Advanced Event Management 5.6 Tutorial: A One-Page FAQ Chapter 6: Animations and Effects 6.1 jQuery Effects 6.2 Tutorial: Login Slider 6.3 Animations 6.4 Performing an Action After an Effect Is Completed 6.5 Tutorial: Animated Dashboard 6.6 jQuery and CSS3 Transitions and Animations Chapter 7: Common jQuery Tasks 7.1 Swapping Images 7.2 Tutorial: Adding Rollover Images 7.3 Tutorial: Photo Gallery with Effects 7.4 Controlling How Links Behave 7.5 Opening External Links in a New Window 7.6 Creating New Windows 7.7 Introducing jQuery Plug-ins 7.8 Build a Responsive Navigation Bar Chapter 8: Enhancing Web Forms 8.1 Understanding Forms 8.2 Adding Smarts to Your Forms 8.3 Tutorial: Basic Form Enhancements 8.4 Form Validation 8.5 Validation Tutorial Part 3: Getting Started with jQuery UI Chapter 9: Expanding Your Interface 9.1 What Is jQuery UI? 9.2 Why Use jQuery UI? 9.3 Using jQuery UI 9.4 Adding Messages with Dialog Boxes 9.5 Providing Information with Tooltips 9.6 Adding Tabbed Panels 9.7 Saving Space with Accordions 9.8 Adding Menus to a Page Chapter 10: Forms Revisited 10.1 Picking Dates with Style 10.2 Stylish Select Menus 10.3 Styling Buttons 10.4 Improve Radio Buttons and Checkboxes 10.5 Providing Hints with Autocomplete 10.6 jQuery UI Form Widget Tutorial Chapter 11: Customizing the Look of jQuery UI 11.1 Introducing ThemeRoller 11.2 Downloading and Using Your New Theme 11.3 Overriding jQuery UI Styles Chapter 12: jQuery UI Interactions and Effects 12.1 The Draggable Widget 12.2 The Droppable Widget 12.3 Drag-and-Drop Tutorial 12.4 Sorting Page Items 12.5 jQuery UI Effects Part 4: Advanced jQuery and JavaScript Chapter 13: Introducing Ajax 13.1 What Is Ajax? 13.2 Ajax: The Basics 13.3 Ajax the jQuery Way 13.4 JSON 13.5 Introducing JSONP 13.6 Adding a Flickr Feed to Your Site 13.7 Tutorial: Adding Flickr Images to Your Site Chapter 14: Building a To-Do List Application 14.1 An Overview of the Application 14.2 Add a Button 14.3 Add a Dialog Box 14.4 Adding Tasks 14.5 Marking Tasks as Complete 14.6 Deleting Tasks 14.7 Going Further Part 5: Tips, Tricks, and Troubleshooting Chapter 15: Getting the Most from jQuery 15.1 Useful jQuery Tips and Information 15.2 Using the jQuery Docs 15.3 Traversing the DOM 15.4 More Functions for Manipulating HTML Chapter 16: Going Further with JavaScript 16.1 Working with Strings 16.2 Finding Patterns in Strings 16.3 Working with Numbers 16.4 Dates and Times 16.5 Writing More Efficient JavaScript 16.6 Putting It All Together Chapter 17: Troubleshooting and Debugging 17.1 Top JavaScript Programming Mistakes 17.2 Debugging with the Console 17.3 Debugging Tutorial Part 6: Appendix JavaScript Resources References Basic JavaScript jQuery Advanced JavaScript CSS
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