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There are 36 articles & tutorials regarding "DHTML".
- 7.) YADM-Yet Another Dynamic Menu
- ( Page 1 of 4 ) YADM is an accessible DHTML dropdown/flyout/explorer solution with complete separation of CSS and JavaScript. YADM was developed to help you create navigations that make sense, not to create whizz-bang navigations that are there for the sake of being flashy. Dropdown navigations still seem to be cool and are part of almost every screen design these days. The fact that they cause a lot of accessibility and usability issues seems not to transpire, and clients keep asking...
Found at devArticles.com
- 8.) DHTML Sortable Grid Control (With Form Elements)
- By Robbe D. Morris Printer Friendly Version Purple keywords indicate links to related content. As with most of my articles, the DHTML Sortable Grid Control stems from a request here at work to create a 100% client side JavaScript solution for a cross-browser based sortable grid. The idea being that the user would not have to wait for a page reload each time the sort was adjusted or process another query on the server. To provide further complexity, the ability to include certain form...
Found at EggHeadCafe
- 9.) Dynamic Content Tutorial
- Tutorial Written By: David Gardner Dynamic content If you're not yet scared off by all the differences in syntax and functionality between DHTML in NS 4 and IE 4, you're ready to learn how to make content on your page dynamic, or change on demand! - Dynamic content in NS 4 Changing content in NS 4 involves- you guessed it- the layer tag. All layers are treated by the NS browser as a separate entity from the rest of the page, with their own document object (which in turn contains other...
Found at HTMLCenter
- 10.) Moving Elements Tutorial
- Tutorial Written By: David Gardner Moving elements around in the document If you like working with animations, you'll be glad to know that with DHTML, the entire web page is now your drawing board! You can create content that fly all over the screen freely. In Netscape, this is done by manipulating the left and top attributes of the <layer> tag. In IE 4, the same thing is accomplished by altering the pixelLeft and pixelTop properties of the style object. -Moving elements in NS 4 Recall...
Found at HTMLCenter
- 11.) A Tutorial in Cross-Browser DHTML
- By Aaron Weiss Introduction A DOM for all Seasons Simple Hybrids Meta DHTML Part I: Syntax Patching Meta DHTML Part II: Function Libraries Square One/Resources A consequence of the tense push-pull between common standards and proprietary advantage is that Web developers today are faced with two co-dominant, partially incompatible development environments; operating systems of a sort: Microsoft's Internet Explorer and Netscape's Navigator. In order to excite users of either browser you,...
Found at Intranet Journal
- 12.) Dynamically Positioned Layers by Mouse Position
- ( Page 1 of 3 ) One method of providing additional options to users is to present a menu that displays itself when necessary, such as when users click or just hover over an item. This article explains how to produce such a DHTML menu, which dynamically positions itself where the user s mouse is. There are many situations where user experience can be improved on a website by using dynamic menus. These can be created and used in a variety of ways, but I m going to use a layer or <div>...
Found at devArticles.com
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