September 2001
Intermediate to advanced
592 pages
11h 42m
English
In other chapters in this book, I have shown you a variety of techniques to create SVG for use as Web graphics. In this section, I describe more of the capabilities of SVG as a Web page layout language.
Love them or hate them, frame-based HTML page layouts are still in wide use. SVG lets you create “frames” within SVG Web pages without difficulty.
For an example of an all-SVG Web site using a three-frame layout, check out http://www.svgspider.com/default.svg. To view the source code, simply right-click on the SVG Web page and choose the View Source option.
You might have seen menus that collapse to the left side of the screen crafted within HTML or XHTML pages using JavaScript. ...
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