Jim broke into publishing in 2001 with “How to Do Everything with HTML,” a book on Web authoring written “by a non-techie for non-techies,” and published by Osborne/McGraw-Hill. Right on the heels of that book, he followed up with “Cascading Style Sheets: A Beginner’s Guide,” also published by Osborne. In 2003, Osborne asked him to do a second edition of his Web authoring book. That book was released under the title: “How to Do Everything with HTML & XHTML”.
Jim hasn’t written any Web-related books since 2003, but he is the author/compiler of Barnes and Noble’s “HTML Spark Chart,” a reference chart for HTML & CSS. He also recently served as technical editor for Thomas Powell’s “HTML & CSS: The Complete Reference (5th Ed.)”.
Even though Jim’s original HTML and CSS books are a bit dated now, they still provide an excellent introduction to the basics of Web authoring, particularly for beginners who find most books on the subject difficult to follow.
Order Jim’s Web Authoring Books:
The following titles are linked to Amazon.com for your convenience:
How to Do Everything with HTML
Cascading Style Sheets: A Beginner’s Guide
How to Do Everything with HTML & XHTML
