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Chapter 1: Introduction to XML
- Lesson 1.1 : History of XML
- Lesson 1.2 : What is XML?
- Lesson 1.3 : Why we learn XML?
- Lesson 1.4 : XML Related Technologies
- Lesson 1.5 : XML Tags, Elements and Attributes
- Lesson 1.6 : XML Syntax and Declaration
- Lesson 1.7 : First XML document
Chapter 2: XML Content Models
- Lesson 2.1 : XML Content
- Lesson 2.2 : Using Quotes, Double Quotes and Comments
- Lesson 2.3 : Entities and Entity References
- Lesson 2.4 : Language and White space
- Lesson 2.5 : Processing Instructions
Chapter 3: Well-Formed and Valid XML
- Lesson 3.1 : Creating a Well Formed Document
- Lesson 3.2 : Valid XML Document
- Lesson 3.3 : Validation Process
- Lesson 3.4 : XML Parsers
- Lesson 3.5 : XML Parsers in Various Browsers
Chapter 4: Document Type Definition (DTD)
- Lesson 4.1 : Adding the DTD
- Lesson 4.2 : Declaring Elements in DTD
- Lesson 4.3 : Analyzing a Simple DTD
- Lesson 4.4 : Using Cardinality Operators
- Lesson 4.5 : More Cardinality Operators
- Lesson 4.6 : Declaring Attributes in DTD
- Lesson 4.7 : Attribute Modifiers
- Lesson 4.8 : Entity Declaration
- Lesson 4.9 : Types of DTD
- Lesson 4.10 : Combining DTDs
- Lesson 4.11 : Problems with DTDs
Chapter 5: Using Schemas
- Lesson 5.1 : What is a Schema?
- Lesson 5.2 : Writing and Documenting a Simple Schema
- Lesson 5.3 : Properties of XML Datatypes
- Lesson 5.4 : Overview of Built-in Datatypes
- Lesson 5.5 : Compositors and Model Group Definition
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6: XML Namespaces
- Lesson 6.1 : Introduction to Namespaces
- Lesson 6.2 : Using a namespace in an XML Document
- Lesson 6.3 : Scope of a Namespace
- Lesson 6.4 : Defining Custom Namespace
Chapter 7: XML DOM
- Lesson 7.1 : Introduction to DOM
- Lesson 7.2 : Structure of DOM
- Lesson 7.3 : Interface Definition Language (IDL)
- Lesson 7.4 : DOM Types and Interfaces
- Lesson 7.5 : More DOM Interfaces
Chapter 8: Simple API for XML (SAX)
- Lesson 8.1 : Introduction to SAX (Simple API for XML)
- Lesson 8.2 : How SAX parses XML?
- Lesson 8.3 : Benefits and Drawbacks of SAX
Chapter 9: Displaying XML documents with CSS
- Lesson 9.1 : CSS Basics
- Lesson 9.2 : CSS Display properties
- Lesson 9.3 : Setting the Font Properties
- Lesson 9.4 : Setting the text properties
- Lesson 9.5 : Setting the Color properties
- Lesson 9.6 : Setting Background properties
- Lesson 9.7 : Setting the Border, Margin and Padding properties
Chapter 10: Overview of XSLT
- Lesson 10.1 : Introduction to XSLT
- Lesson 10.2 : XSLT Design Principles
- Lesson 10.3 : Writing XSLT Instructions
- Lesson 10.4 : XSLT Example
- Lesson 10.5 : Transformation Types
- Lesson 10.6 : Comparison of CSS and XSLT/XPath
- Lesson 10.7 : Common XSLT Mistakes
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