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- DHTML (Dynamic HTML) gives you the tools to make your Web pages respond to the actions of users. Not all browsers are created equally, however, so you'll also learn cross-browser uses of DHTML.
- DHTML Browsers
- Netscape Navigator and Microsoft Internet Explorer version 4.0 browsers support DHTML, though some specifications vary. You'll learn these differences and how to develop cross-browser pages.
- Document Object Model
- The key to understanding the differences in browser support of DHTML is the Document Object Model (DOM). Each browser has its own DOM and therefore you must learn to write your code to address the needs of the browser.
- Dynamic Documents
- Web design is no longer limited to positioning elements absolutely (tied to one border of the page) or relatively (tied to other elements of the page). With DHTML, you can design more dynamic elements that adapt to the user's actions. For example, you can change the visibility of almost any element on the page as well as the exact position of that element.
- DHTML Techniques
- DHTML gives you the ability to add a level of sophistication to your pages. This course will teach you to create pop-up menus, use drag-and-drop selections, toggle information on and off, and use special effects such as fading, blurring, transitioning and more.
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