If you wish to add a favicon to your site, see How to display a custom icon in a browser (a favicon), pg. 65. If you wish to use an image as a hyperlink, see Creating image links, pg. 66. If you wish to use thumbnails, see Creating image links, thumbnails, pg. 68. If you wish to create an image map, see Creating an image map, pg. 70. If you wish to create an image link, see Formatting hyperlinks – image links, pg. 184. Working with tables If you wish to create a basic HTML table, see Creating table rows and data cells, pg. 75; see also: Adding padding and spacing to table cells, pg. 78; Adding headings to tables, pg. 81; and Specifying column spans and row spans, pg. 88. If you wish to add a caption to a table, see Adding a caption to a table, pg. 83. If you wish to add advanced formatting to a table, see Adding frame attributes to tables, pg. 85; see also: Specifying a table’s header, body, and footer, pg. 90; and Adding table dividing lines using rules, pg. 92. Creating forms If you wish to add a form to your HTML page, see Building a simple form, pg. 97. If you wish to add a checkbox to your form, see Adding a check box, pg. 101. If you wish to add a radio button to your form, see Adding radio buttons, pg. 104. If you wish to create a form for users to upload a file, see Adding file fields, pg. 106. If you wish to create a form where users can enter paragraphs of text, see Adding a text area, pg. 108. If you wish to add a drop-down choice to a form, see Adding select elements (lists and menus), pg. 110. If you wish to add a legend to your form or grouping several form elements, see Adding a fieldset and legend, pg. 114. Formatting text If you wish to set an element’s font, see Setting and element’s font family, pg 144. If you wish to set an element’s font size, see Setting an element’s font weight and size, pg. 152. If you wish to align text, see Aligning text, pg. 159. If you wish to change word spacing or line spacing, see Formatting text using word and letter spacing, pg. 161. Working with colours If you wish to create a colour palette for your site, see Understanding Web colours – choosing a palette, pg. 165. If you wish to change an element’s colour, see Specifying a colour four different ways, pg. 168. 290 Z03_BRAN1529_01_SE_TS.QXD:BRILLIANT 30/1/09 14:57 Page 290 Please purchase PDF Split-Merge on www.verypdf.com to remove this watermark. If you wish to change an element’s background colour, or adding a background image, see Setting background colour, pg. 170. If you wish to change an element’s text colour, see Setting foreground colour, pg. 175. If you wish to change a hyperlink’s colour, see Formatting hyperlinks: color, pg. 180 Borders and padding If you wish to add padding to an element, see Setting element padding, pg. 191. If you wish to set an element’s margin, see Setting element margins, pg. 194. If you wish to add a border to an element, see Setting element borders, pg. 197. If you wish to set an element’s width and height, see Setting width and height (percentage), pg. 199; see also: Setting width and height (pixels), pg. 201. Positioning elements If you wish to position an image within a paragraph, so the paragraph flows around the image, see Positioning Elements using float and clear, pg. 206. If you wish to position an element, see Positioning elements using relative positioning, pg. 211; see also: Positioning elements using absolute positioning, pg. 214; or, Positioning elements using fixed positioning, pg. 222. If you wish to create a single-column page, see Using a fixed width layout: one column, pg. 229; see also: Using a liquid layout: one column, centred, pg. 231. If you wish to create a two-column page, see Using a liquid layout: two columns, pg. 233. Note: this topic also discusses fixed layouts. If you wish to create a three-column page, see Using a liquid layout: three columns, pg. 236. Note: this topic also discusses fixed layouts. Building a website If you wish to create a website, with structure and navigation. See Understanding a flat site structure, pg. 247; see also: understanding a tiered site structure, pg 250. If you wish to create menus for your website, see Creating a global top or bottom menu, pg. 256; see also: Creating a left floating site menu, pg. 259; and Creating a local navigation menu, pg. 261. If you wish to create a breadcrumb trail, see Creating a breadcrumb trail, pg. 262. If you wish to validate your site’s HTML or CSS, see Validating your HTML and CSS, pg. 268. If you wish to upload your site to a service provider, see Uploading your website to a service provider, pg. 270. Troubleshooting guide 291 Z03_BRAN1529_01_SE_TS.QXD:BRILLIANT 30/1/09 14:57 Page 291 Please purchase PDF Split-Merge on www.verypdf.com to remove this watermark. . breadcrumb trail, pg. 262. If you wish to validate your site’s HTML or CSS, see Validating your HTML and CSS, pg. 268. If you wish to upload your site to a. lines using rules, pg. 92. Creating forms If you wish to add a form to your HTML page, see Building a simple form, pg. 97. If you wish to add a checkbox