| Dynamic HTML - Promises interactive Web pages using a combination of new tags, old HTML, CSS and JavaScript - but . . . does it deliver? Participants in the browser wars do not appear to be signers of the Geneva Convention (at least the W3C standards) so Web designers and users are casualties. However we can still create some great content using DHTML; we just have to use some caution in choosing common ground between IE 4 and Navigator 4 capability. Microsoft appears to be following the published standard well, and browsers such as Opera are working to keep the big ones on track. Visit some of the sites below to learn more about how to position elements precisely while adding interactivity, dynamic data and multimedia control. | ||
| How to design using dhtml | Some sites demonstrating use of dhtml | |
| Webmonkey Learning to build your first webpage? This is the place. Beginning and advanced tutorials to make your first page a success. |
WebReference Tutorials and reference for webmakers of all skill levels from basic HTML to CSS & XML |
Jeff
Rules's DHTML Demos Jeff Rule, author of Dynamic HTML: The HTML Developer's Guide covers IE4 and some 5 as well as NS 4. |
| Scott Brady DHTML tutorials "Beginning and Advanced tutorials for Dynamic HTML." |
W3 Schools DHTML - My online tutor of choice for all things html. Especially useful is the hundreds of examples to try online! |
HTML Goodies Tutorials from HTML to DHTML. |
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Microsoft Web Workshop References, Document Object Model and DHTML as used in IE in particular. |
WebResource
Just search the archives for DHTML tutorials and examples. |
Atlas Magazine Sitemap |
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Netscape's Visual DHTML References, Document Object Model and DHTML as used in IE in particular. |
Teach Yourself DHTML in 24 Hours Examples from the SAMS book Teach Yourself DHTML in 24 Hours listed to allow study and trial in your browser. |
Sothink DHTML tools |
| A bit of history, to current standards . . . | dhtml standards | |
| Michael Macrone
published in Interactivity Magazine, March 1998 Everything your need to know about Dynamic HTML. |
William R. Stanek
in PC Magazine, January 20, 1998 Explore Creativity and Control with Dynamic HTML. |
www.w3.org/MarkUp/
 The World Wide Web Consortium is an international industry consortium founded to lead the Web to its full potential by developing common protocols that promote its evolution and ensure interoperability. Start with the W3C Recommendation HTML 4. |
| Wayne Bremser in Newmedia
Magazine, April 14, 1998 DHTML or Flash? CSS or Downloadable Fonts? Netscape or Microsoft? |
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