January 2001
Beginner
312 pages
6h 4m
English
Microsoft and Netscape DHTML comprises the following:
An object-oriented view of a Web page and all its elements
Cascading style sheets (CSS) and layering of content
Scripting that can address all (or at least most) of the page elements
Dynamic fonts
NOTE
Dynamic fonts are not covered in this book.
TIP
Many of you might already be familiar with these technologies; if so, you're welcome to skip over this section or follow along with the rest of us.
Each element on the page (division or section, heading, paragraph, image, list, forms, and so on) is viewed as an object.
NOTE
Microsoft calls this the Dynamic HTML Object Model; Netscape calls it the HTML Object Model; and the ...
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