Miscellaneous Dynamic HTML Concepts

D ynamic HTml & javascript
Check out my old DHTML page of tricks

This small site was written back between 1999 and 2004. At around that time, I started to teach Dreamweaver at Sierra College in the CIS127 Creating Web Sites class. The text that follows came from this small site. Check it out, you might find something you will like or need here, and if nothing else, a bit of nostalgia.

Some of my pages have been reorganized into this small Web site devoted to exploring new ideas utilizing Dynamic HTML. If you take your knowledge of Cascading Style Sheets and toss-in a bit of JavaScript Event Handling, you'd have a Web page that could be a bit more interesting for your visitors, and, perhaps a bit more interactive.

It's interactivity that compels viewers to stay a bit longer and explore your site, and, perhaps come back again to see what you have that's new and exciting.

I hope you continue to find this information fairly exciting and a great next step in your learning of DHTML programming.

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V iewing Dynamic html

PLEASE! If you click a link and there is a Pop-Up Window showing the example, CLOSE the Window after viewing because the next example will appear in the same Pop-Up and it's a good bet the Window will be the wrong size for the example. There are many different ideas in this section; by no means are you expected to use all of them in the same Web site. But who knows, you might find something that would be perfect for one of your pages, so feel free to adapt anything you find here to your needs.

You are welcome to take anything you see on this site, if you need to see how it was constructed, view the source code. No secrets here.

Alll of these files have been updated to the current XHTML 1.0.

Note: A red Asterisk * means the files have been moved to the new server.