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HTML Team Information

Most of FortNet's Web pages for non-profit organizations and clubs were generated and maintained by the HTML Team, a dedicated group of volunteers. However durring recient years many of our users have found their own web hosting and webmaster. Therefore, the HTML team will no longer have meetings or offer to build webpages for new FortNet users.

Presentations and notes from previous team meetings appear below, along with several pieces of related information.

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HTML Meeting Presentations

These presentations are ordered by date, with the most recent first:

1. Style Sheets [H. Amann] - November 18, 1998
2. Graphics [H. Feeley] - September 9, 1998
3. Extracting Information from Stat Summaries [M. Goshorn] - February 26, 1997
4. URL Redirection [M. Goshorn] - October 23, 1996
5. Simple Animations [H. Amann] - July 24, 1996
6. The MOMspider [C. Clarke] - June 26, 1996
7. Server-Parsed Image map Files [M. Goshorn] - June 12, 1996
8. Server Side Includes [M. Goshorn] - May 8, 1996
9. CGI Email [L. Beal] - March 27, 1996
10. Generating HTML Tables Using Microsoft Access [M. Goshorn] - March 13, 1996
11. Access Counters [L. Beal] - February 7, 1996
12. Password Protection of Directories under Apache [M. Goshorn] - January 10, 1996
13. Image Maps [L. Beal] - December 13, 1995
14. HTML Tools [L. Beal] - October 25, 1995
15. Introduction to Publishing on the World-Wide Web [T. Burton] - October 11, 1995
16. Version Control and FortNet's HTML Development [L. Beal] - April 12, 1995
17. FrontPage results in convoluted HTML Code [M. Yoder] - January, 2003

HTML Team Projects

• Template for New FortNet pages
• Information Providers List
• Information Provider Procedures
• Information Provider FortNet QA Standards
• Projects In Need of Volunteers

HTML Help and Tools

1. Browsers and Editors

1. Amaya - W3C's Browser/Editor

• Content Negotiation

1. Browser-optimized Content Delivery
2. Apache HTTP Server Version 1.3 Content Negotiation

• HTML Specifications

1. W3C HyperText Markup Language Activity Statement
2. HTML 4.0 Specification
3. Document Object Model (DOM) Level 1 Specification
4. HTML 4.0 Tables
5. The HTML 3.2 Draft
6. HTML 3.2 Reference Specification
7. Bare Bones Guide to HTML 3.2
8. HTML 3.2 Tags Reference
9. The HTML 2.0 Specification

• Misc

1. HTML Tools
2. Google Bar Tool for scoring your webpage
3. Advanced Tools Resource List
4. FortNet HTML Templates (to build new documents)
5. listserv software and list and other hosting services
6. JustEdit - Edit pages from a browser

• Quality Control

1. Weblint
2. HTML-QA-Check
3. W3C HTML Validation Service
4. Bobby - Check your pages for compatibility with web browsers used by people with disabilities.
5. WebTV developer site - see if your site looks fine on WebTV
6. The Alertbox: Current Issues in Web Usability

• Scripting

1. Microsoft Scripting Technologies
2. Netscape JavaScript Reference

• Style Guides

1. Composing Good HTML
2. W3C Style Guide for online hypertext

• Style Sheets

1. Microsoft: Cascading Style Sheets in Internet Explorer 4.0
2. Netscape
3. Web Style Sheets - W³C Docs

• WWW Users' Surveys

1. GVU's 7th WWW User Survey
2. Internet Timeline Future of the Net Projections
3. Browser Technology
4. The 1997 American Internet User Survey
5. Jupiter Communications research and analysis on the consumer online industry