Robert Louis Stevenson (8301 bytes)
1: ...bertlouisstevensonportrait.jpg|thumb|Robert Louis Stevenson]]
3: '''Robert Louis (Balfour) Stevenson''' ([[November 13]], [[1850]]-[[December 3]], [[1...
7: ... both very religious. Robert gave up the religion of his parents whilst at studying at [[Edinburgh Uni...
9: ...f "RLS". He turned to the [[lawyer|law]] because of poor health, but he never practised. He ended as ...
11: ...el|novels]] of adventure, romance, and horror are of considerable psychological depth and have continu...

Robert Stevenson (981 bytes)
1: {{dablink|For the railway engineer see [[Robert Stephenson]]}}
3: ...ish]] [[lighthouse]] [[engineer]] and [[stepson]] of [[Thomas Smith (engineer)|Thomas Smith]], also a ...
5: ...tevenson's mother Jane married Smith in [[1792]]. Stevenson became a partner in Smith's business in [[1800]].
7: ...|Thomas]]. [[Robert Louis Stevenson]] was the son of Thomas.
9: ===Works by Robert Stevenson===

Robert Stevenson (director) (884 bytes)
1: Robert Stevenson ([[March 31]], [[1905]]-[[November 4]], [[1986]])...
8: *[[The Absent-Minded Professor]] (1961)
15: *[[One of Our Dinosaurs is Missing]] (1975)
18: ...sidents of the Cambridge Union Society|Stevenson, Robert]]
19: [[Category:Film directors|Stevenson, Robert]]

Robert Stevenson Horne, 1st Viscount Horne (2002 bytes)
1: ...resident of the Board of Trade]] and [[Chancellor of the Exchequer]] under [[David Lloyd George|Lloyd ...
3: ...] until [[1937]], he never again held ministerial office.
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10: ...mployment|Minister of Labour]]'''<br>1919&ndash;1920
14: ...sident of the Board of Trade]]'''<br>1920&ndash;1921

Louis-Leopold Robert (2650 bytes)
1: ...he engraver [[Jean Girardet|Girardet]] at the age of sixteen for [[Paris]].
3: ...culiar feeling for the historical characteristics of their race.
5: ...e Marshes" (Louvre), which became the property of Louis Philippe established the artist's reputation.
7: ...n the tenth anniversary of the melancholy suicide of a brother to whom he had been much attached.
9: ...'; Feuillet de Conches, ''Correspondance de L. L. Robert''; Julius Meyer, ''Gesch. mod. Jr. Malerei''.

C-HTML (1415 bytes)
1: ...several additional features not found in standard HTML, notably the accesskeys, phone number shortcuts f...
3: ... created using standard web tools, with a minimum of post-processing and validation.
5: ...dition, C-HTML does not have the "card" structure of WML, thought by some to be clumsy.
7: ...s more compliant [[user agent]]s are developed. (XHTML is now supported by [[au]]/[[KDDI]]'s EZ wireless...
10: ...w3.org/TR/1998/NOTE-compactHTML-19980209/ Compact HTML for Small Information Appliances &mdash; W3C NOTE...

HTML (9748 bytes)
1: ...r]]. The focus of HTML is on the ''presentation'' of information&mdash;paragraphs, fonts, italics, tab...
3: ...ectrotechnical Commission|IEC]] 15445:2000). The HTML specification is maintained mainly by the [[World...
5: ...he relentlessly strict checking of [[XML]] to the HTML world.
8: ... of text, it is not uncommon to encounter minimal HTML documents that exist only to present visual media...
10: ...be transmitted in email messages and rendered by software for email reading, or processed by [[cellpho...

HTML editor (5599 bytes)
1: ... convenience and functionality. For example, most HTML editors have features for creating [[Cascading St...
3: There are two flavors of HTML editors: text and [[WYSIWYG]].
6: ...nd [[keyboard shortcut]]s for quickly inserting [[HTML element]]s. Wizards and dialogue boxes help with ...
8: ...editors require at least a basic understanding of HTML and CSS.
11: ...cause using a WYSIWYG editor does not require any HTML knowledge, they are easier for an average compute...

HTML element (18186 bytes)
1: ...see [[Wikipedia:How to edit a page]] and [[m:Help:HTML in wikitext]]''
5: ...mpty element (abbreviated form of the combination of opening and closing tag) is e.g. <code>&lt;br /><...
7: ... semantic structures delimiting the start and end of an element.
11: Many HTML elements can be '''nested'''. Nesting is most eas...
22: ...t;div></code> generic container element. Examples of inline elements include structured text such as e...

Index.html (709 bytes)
1: ...ed by these web servers from a file called "index.html".
3: ...script]] in response to any given URL, but "index.html" remains the most popular file name.

Unicode and HTML (10565 bytes)
2: ...se characters are typically encoded as a sequence of [[bit]]s according to some [[character encoding]]...
4: ...nicode can be directly represented in the encoded HTML.
6: ...cument by using a [[numeric character reference]] of the form <code>&amp;#</code><var>N</var><code>;</...
8: ... <code>&amp;#9824;</code> instead of <code>&amp;#x2660;</code>).
10: .../code> or <code>&amp;#x2014;</code>, represents U+2014: the em dash character&mdash;like this&mdash; ...

Dynamic HTML (1575 bytes)
1: ...mbination of the [[static]] [[markup language]] [[HTML]], a [[client-side scripting]] language (such as ...
7: ...e aformentioned technologies and that the variety of screen sizes means the end look can only be fine-...
10: ...h test examples and instructions on how to write DHTML code which runs on several browsers
11: ...ahjongg], a web game application coded in dynamic HTML
13: [[de:Dynamic HTML]]

HTML scripting (1917 bytes)
1: [[ia:programmation de scripts pro HTML]]
3: The [[W3C]] [[HTML]] standard includes support for [[client-side]] [...
9: Script code can be written directly in the HTML document inside:
21: Events occur for different elements of a web-page:
27: in an HTML attribute.

Oracle HTML DB (263 bytes)
3: ...n Oracle 10g[http://www.oracle.com/database/index.html]. It allows a very fast development cycle to be a...

HTML Kit (856 bytes)
1: ... the class of HTML editors that emphasize editing HTML code directly, although it does have built-in fun...
3: ...utility, such as a library of code snippets and a HTML color picker).
5: ...4|2004]], HTML Kit is [[freeware]], although a "professional" version with additional features is in d...
9: * [http://www.chami.com/html-kit/ HTML Kit]
11: [[Category:Web development software]]

HTML tag (actual) (345 bytes)
1: ...'''HTML''' tag defines the root element for the [[HTML]] document.
7: *xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml"
10: ...ltr" xml:lang="en" xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml" &gt;
17: &lt;/html&gt;
19: [[Category:HTML]]

Character encodings in HTML (5743 bytes)
1: ...y of the document by the largest possible variety of browsers.
4: When HTML documents are served to the viewer, there are two...
7: Content-Type: text/html; charset=ISO-8859-1
10: The other method is for the HTML document to include this information at its top, ...
13: &lt;meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=US-ASCII"&gt;

The static part of HTML (312 bytes)
1: ...TML page, as opposed to changes to the page by [[DHTML]] or [[JavaScript]].
3: ...ca], Canadian Heritage Information Network, CHIN, 2003

Font family (HTML) (2777 bytes)
1: ...L]] and [[XHTML]], a '''font family''' is a group of similar [[typeface|fonts]].&nbsp; There are 5 pre...
20: ...ed.&nbsp; Just see what your browser can make out of it:
61: [[Category:HTML]]

Stevenson (952 bytes)
1: '''Stevenson''' is a surname:
2: ...ter of [[Treasure Island]] and [[The_Strange_Case_of_Dr._Jekyll_and_Mr._Hyde|Dr. Jekyll]].
3: *[[Adlai Stevenson]] ([[1900]]-[[1965]]), [[U.S.]] politician.
4: ...1835]]-[[1914]]), twenty-third [[Vice President]] of the [[United States]].
5: *[[Charles Leslie Stevenson]] ([[1908]]-[[1979]]), philosopher.

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