This article walks you through setting the preferences for working with CSS in Dreamweaver, how to work with the CSS style panel, linking to the stylesheet, improvements to the Propert Inspector, how to creat new XHTML documents and more. (From the book ASP.NET Web Development with Macromedia Dreamweaver MX 2004 , by Costas Hadjisotiriou, with Rachel Andrew and Kevin Marshall, published by Apress, 2004, ISBN: 1590593480.) Editor's Note: See this link for part 1 of this...
This article uses CSS properties that may not be rendered by all browsers. For best results, you should view this one in IE 4.0+. You can also download a ZIP archive of this page which contains the article in HTM and PDF format. Tales from the Cryptographer: Encrypt, ToBase64, and Hash Abstract This Technical Note is designed to give you greater understanding of cryptography in general, and, in particular, the...
using the Dynamic Feedback Protocol. This provides the LocalDirector with ColdFusion load information and server status for use in balancing decisions. The CSS 11000 does not use Dynamic Feedback...
The second article in our series covering Adobe GoLive we'll be working with images, CSS, and JavaScript. (This chapter comes from Teach Yourself Adobe Creative Suite , by Mordy Golding, Sams, 2004, ISBN: 067232752X.) Working with Images Because you've got the Adobe Creative Suite in your hot little hands, you've got the most powerful set of tools on the planet to create images of any type. A picture is worth a thousand words, but when it comes to the Web, it had better...
Back in April I made the case for writing weblog entries in XHTML, using CSS for a dual purpose: to control presentation and as hooks for structured search. I then started to accumulate well-formed content, writing CSS class attributes with an eye toward data mining, and flowing XHTML content through my RSS feed. Here's a recap of the basic elements of the plan sketched out in my June column : (X)HTML source SpiderPhone I'm...
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...
Released on 18-Dec-1997 this update makes changes to previous elements and adds additional support for Cascading Style Sheets, Frames and Scripting. Although many of the new elements have been in use by authors for some time this revision of the specification makes them official. The new elements in HTML 4.0 include: ABBR, ACRONYM, BDO, BUTTON, COLGROUP, DEL, FIELDSET, FRAME, FRAMESET, IFRAME, INS, LABEL, LEGEND, NOFRAMES, NOSCRIPT, OBJECT, OPTGROUP, PARAM,...
In earlier installments of this column, I made the case for exploiting the combination of XHTML and CSS , and I demonstrated a browser-based technique for searching XHTML/CSS content using XPath. I've been using a variation of this technique on my weblog. It works, and it's been a revelation to see what's possible using nothing but JavaScript, the DOM, and the XML and XSLT processors embedded in both MSIE and Mozilla. But as my corpus of well-formed content...
Web Application Engineering TeachStream, Inc. Introduction Dynamic Hypertext Markup Language (DHTML) has become a common acronym in the Web community since its debut with the version 4.0 releases of Microsoft and Netscape's Web browsers. DHTML represents the synthesis of HTML, Cascading Style Sheets (CSS), and JavaScript. Sample Code Explanation Sample Code Conclusion The benefits of DHTML are mostly cosmetic but can also include functionionality. DHTML gives...
CSS is a set of page markup definitions that can be applied to HTML documents to define how pages are rendered. This addition to the HTML tag set can be applied by Authors internally in each HTML document or they can reside in a separate server side file that is referenced and applied to the document. The end user may also define their own Style Sheet that resides on their local system to be applied to all of the documents that they browse. So, what are the advantages of CSS and HTML...
