 Teach Yourself
Dynamic HTML
in a Week
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First Edition
Bruce Campbell
Rick Darnell
Derrick Woolworth
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Format:Paperback, 1st ed., 544pp.
ISBN: 1575213354
Publisher: Sams
Pub. Date: September 1997
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Learn all the technologies that make up Dynamic HTML from both Microsoft and Netscape, discover how to use mouse- and keyboard-based events, dynamically change text, style, content, and placement on a Web page with ease, find out how to use dynamic table generation and expansion, effectively integrate other languages and objects, explore more advanced features, such as data delivery strategies, add data-awareness to your documents, and get detailed information on HTML, JavaScript, VBScript, and cascading style sheets from the quick references in the back of the book.
 Inside Dynamic HTML
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Scott Isaacs
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Format: Paperback, 1st ed., 451pp.
ISBN: 1572316861
Publisher: Microsoft Press
Pub. Date: October 1997
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Dynamic HTML takes the Internet to the next level of excitement in interactivity. In this book, one of the creators of DHTML gives developers the rich information and valuable techniques they need for using this important technology.
Experience Level: Intermediate/ Advanced
Web sites developed for Microsoft Internet Explorer 4 can offer the most advanced, most exciting interactive features, thanks to Dynamic HTML - a technology that author Scott Isaacs helped create. Now he's written the programmer's bible on this important subject. Part technical manifesto, part application sourcebook, Inside Dynamic HTML starts by laying out core concepts and tools - HTML, cascading style sheets, and scripting fundamentals. Subsequent chapters explain the object model and element collections. Beyond presenting the technical blueprint to Dynamic HTML, this book also delivers what you need most - provocative, reusable techniques that demonstrate key benefits of the new object model.
 Dynamic HTML Web Magic
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Jeff Rouyer
Hayden Development Group
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Format: Paperback, 312pp.
ISBN: 1568304218
Publisher: Hayden
Pub. Date: July 1998
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Focusing on cross-browser techniques, this book shows how to format Web pages into multimedia animation and interactivity.
Using a visually rich yet code-intensive step-by-step approach, our Dynamic HTML guru, Jeff Rouyer, guides you through text, image, layer, and interface techniques that will make your site stand out from the crowd. The companion CD-ROM includes: four bonus DHTML techniques - dragdrop scroller, info boxes, exposing layers, and external loading; Netscape Navigator 4.04 for Windows and Macintosh.
Part of our New Perspectives Series, this text offers a case-oriented, problem-solving approach to learning how to create complex web pages using advanced HTML skills and Dynamic HTML .
- Building blocks for state-of-the-art online Help with HTML Help, DHTML, and CSS
- Proven methodologies every online Help writer can use immediately
- Interactivity, graphics, indexing, full-text search, and more
- Insights from a pioneer in building enterprise-class HTML Help systems
The first complete guide to state-of-the-art online Help with HTML Help, DHTML, and CSS!
The best way to create Help systems for Windows software is with Microsoft's advanced HTML Help system-and the best way to use HTML Help is to leverage the power of DHTML and Cascading Style Sheets at the same time. Building Enhanced HTML Help with DHTML and CSS shows you how to use all three technologies together. Written by one of the first developers to create an industrial-strength HTML Help system, it delivers proven methodologies and instructions for building world-class help systems with both Web technologies and traditional publishing strategies. The book's step-by-step coverage includes:
- Planning and designing sophisticated online help systems
- Defining, building, and compiling HTML Help projects
- Using HTML Help's advanced, CSS-based graphical look and feel
- Delivering enhanced interactivity through DHTML
- Navigation, cross-referencing, tables of contents, indexing, and more
- Merging modular files into a single online help system
Along the way, Jeannine Klein identifies the most common problems that occur in real-world HTML Help construction-and presents detailed, proven solutions. Whether you're a technical writer, documentation manager, or developer, if you need to deliver the bestpossible help, Building Enhanced HTML Help with DHTML and CSS is the complete sourcebook you've been looking for.
 Implementing Microsoft Dynamic HTML
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James G. Meade
Rhonda Crowder
David A. Crowder
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ISBN: 1566047986
Publisher: Ventana Communications Group,
Incorporated
Pub. Date: November 1997
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Covers all Dynamic HTML (DHTML) capabilities: positioning, multimedia, databases, and scripting. Offers expert advice on effective coding. Provides guidelines for page design and business applications. Includes database examples from the Internet and shows how to use databases on intranets. Offers specific guidelines to help readers learn about what to script on pages and when to use scripting.
Written by the author of the best selling Using PowerPoint and 16 other computer books, including The Comprehensive Guide to SmartSuite 97.
Includes detailed but easy to use working examples of scripting with Java and C++, along with special considerations for getting started with each. Working examples, illustrating the principles and capabilities discussed in the book, and their code. Other public domain samples in Dynamic HTML. Sample style sheets; Microsoft's shared examples and style sheets. Reusable scripts.
 Dynamic HTML: Definitive Reference
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First Edition
Danny Goodman
Paula Ferguson (Editor)
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Format:Paperback, 1st ed., 1088pp.
ISBN: 1565924940
Publisher: O'Reilly & Associates, Inc.
Pub. Date: June 1998
Edition Desc: 1 ED
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This book is an indispensable compendium for web content developers. It contains everything you need to create functional, cross-platform web applications, including a complete reference for all of the HTML tags, CSS style attributes, browser document objects, and core JavaScript objects supported by the various standards and the latest versions of Navigator and Internet Explorer. Browser compatibility is emphasized throughout. The reference pages clearly indicate browser support for every entity; handy cross-reference indexes make it easy to find interrelated HTML tags, style attributes, and document objects; and an advanced introduction to creating dynamic web content addresses the cross-platform compromises inherent in web page design today.
 Dynamic HTML: A Primer
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Simon St. Laurent
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ISBN: 1558285695
Publisher: Henry Holt & Company, Inc.
Pub. Date: August 1997
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Dynamic HTML promises to be an incredibly powerful new scripting language for developers. An emerging standard under consideration by the W3 consortium, it will provide Web designers with the ability to create "deep" Web pages, capable of responding instantaneously to a user's actions. The advent of the document object model means the beginning of a new kind of document -- one that is infinitely programmable and capable of providing a complete user interface.
Dynamic HTML: A Primer walks developers through one of the hottest areas in the browser wars, explaining the differences between the browser implementations and how to avoid getting caught in the middle. Readers will learn how to integrate ActiveX controls, Java applets, and scripts into their code to create truly robust and interactive Web pages.
- Explores powerful ways to create animated pages
- Explains new techniques for binding Web data to corporate client-server databases
- Provides simple, clear examples to get you started with complex tools
- Uses both JavaScript and VBScript examples
- Covers the latest multimedia objects for Internet Explorer
- Explains Java applets, ActiveX objects, and their relationship to Dynamic HTML documents
- Describes Cascading Style Sheets and positioning techniques
- Covers layers, textRanges, and collections
- Explains the developing event models of both Netscape and Microsoft's browsers
Dynamic HTML promises to be an incredibly powerful new scripting language for developers. An emerging standard under consideration by the W3 consortium, it will provide Web designers with the ability to create "deep" Web pages, capable of responding instantaneously to a user's actions. The advent of the document object model means the beginning of a new kind of document - one that is infinitely programmable and capable of providing a complete user interface.
Dynamic HTML: A Primer walks developers through one of the hottest areas in the browser wars, explaining the differences between the browser implementations and how to avoid getting caught in the middle. Readers will learn how to integrate Active X controls, Java applets, and scripts into their code to create truly robust and interactive Web pages.
 Using Dynamic HTML
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David Gulbransen
Kenrick Rawlings
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Format: Paperback, 1st ed., 608pp.
ISBN: 0789714825
Publisher: Que
Pub. Date: January 1997
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Special Edition Using Dynamic HTML is a comprehensive tutorial-based reference that explains all the components of Dynamic HTML, how they work integrally, and how to develop stunning, interactive web sites for commercial or recreational purposes.
- Ramp up to the technology that will change the way the world uses the web
- Design bandwidth-friendly, sophisticated layouts with the components of DHTML
- Create self-modifying content to accommodate user browser and system settings
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