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Create A Bookmarking/favorites Script

Author : Michael Bloch

With so many sites on the web, it's challenging to gain the attention of visitors for more than 60 seconds - and even more challenging to get them to return.

Software : Dreamweaver FrontPage GoLive
Type : HTML Tutorials
Level : Beginner
Added : Nov 03, 2004
 
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HTML Forms Validation On The Client Side

Form validation on the client-side is essential - it saves time and bandwidth; you also have better control to show the user the wrong field. This comparison of different validation methods includes comments for improving portability and maintainability.

Software : Dreamweaver FrontPage GoLive
Type : HTML Tutorials
Level : Experienced
Added : Nov 03, 2004
 


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Making PHP Read As HTML

Author : Mitch Keeler

In a recent article I wrote, I mentioned a neat way to track when Google visits your Web site. The only problem is I got dozens of E-mails from people who used the ".html" extension on their pages who wanted to know how they could make it work on the Web site they run. I have good news. With a li...

Software : Dreamweaver FrontPage GoLive
Type : HTML Tutorials
Level : Experienced
Added : Nov 01, 2004
 
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CSS - Cascading Style Sheet

Author : zoreli

CSS is a simple file which controls the visual appearance of a Web page without compromising its structure. Using CSS we can control our font size, font color, link color and many other attributes on our web page. This will make our HTML code much more readable and the page size will be reduced.

Software : Dreamweaver FrontPage GoLive
Type : HTML Tutorials
Level : Beginner
Added : Oct 25, 2004
 
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Hexadecimal Color Notation On The Web

When designing elements for your webpage, you will often be called upon to specify a color. For example, the code for a span shown below specifies that the color of the text within the span will be yellow.

Software : Dreamweaver FrontPage GoLive
Type : HTML Tutorials
Level : Beginner
Added : Oct 25, 2004
 
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Beginners Guide To CSS

Author : Michael Bloch

Cascading Style Sheets standards have been around for a long time, but many site owners are still a little scared by the term. It really isn't all that complex.

Software : Dreamweaver FrontPage GoLive
Type : HTML Tutorials
Level : Beginner
Added : Oct 25, 2004
 

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First Letter

Author : Depiction.net

Styles can be added to the first letter of a paragraph of text much like you would find in magazines. To do this, Pseudo-elements, which add different effects to some selectors, or to a part of some selectors, are used.

Software : Dreamweaver FrontPage GoLive
Type : HTML Tutorials
Level : Beginner
Added : Oct 21, 2004
 
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Custom Link Colors

Author : Depiction.net

Standard link colors are boring and frequently do not match the color scheme of your website. Pseduo-classes, which add different effects to some selectors, can change the link colors to match your site.

Software : Dreamweaver FrontPage GoLive
Type : HTML Tutorials
Level : Beginner
Added : Oct 21, 2004
 
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Invisible Objects

Author : Depiction.net

Use CSS's visibility property to make objects or elements on a page invisible. Normally this feature is pointless, but it is an excellent way to improve your search engine rankings. This enables you to add or restate search terms on your page that are related to your site's topics, but make the...

Software : Dreamweaver FrontPage GoLive
Type : HTML Tutorials
Level : Experienced
Added : Oct 21, 2004
 
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External Style Sheets

Author : Depiction.net

Many people put their style in the actual html code, but I find that using a seperate .css file for all styling is really helpful. By using external style sheets, you can save time. When you want to change and property that you have set using CSS, you only have to edit one file. Here's how it's do...

Software : Dreamweaver FrontPage GoLive
Type : HTML Tutorials
Level : Beginner
Added : Oct 21, 2004
 
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