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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.
Type : HTML Tutorial
Level : Beginner
Added : Nov 03, 2004
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Type : HTML Tutorial
Level : Beginner
Added : Oct 20, 2004
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Editor's Pick in HTML and CSS Tutorials, September 2005
Use the Rectangular Marquee Tool to make a website header and the Slice tool to convert it into an expanding one.
Type : HTML Tutorial
Level : All levels
Added : Apr 27, 2005
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Once upon a time, in the dark ages of the Early Internet, there were no images on the web pages (in fact, this is poetic - no images, on the web pages). There were just links. Hyperlinks, hyperlinks everywhere, and not an image to click. But as the Internet and the browsing technology improve...
Type : HTML Tutorial
Level : Beginner
Added : Nov 10, 2004
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Adding Images Placing images on your site is very easy. Use the following code: <img src="image.jpg" width="width of image goes here" height="height of image goes here" alt="describe your image here"> The width and height isn't needed, but it helps the image load faster and c...
Type : HTML Tutorial
Level : Beginner
Added : Oct 20, 2004
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This applies to Internet Explorer only, but if done properly, you'll create a great effect without taking anything away from the Netscape user (who will simply see normal, static text). The simplest way to put a marquee on your page is this...
Type : HTML Tutorial
Level : Beginner
Added : Oct 14, 2005
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Structure of an HTML Document
An HTML document requires 3 tags in order to be displayed correctly.
<HTML> - This tag always begins the document. This tells the browser that everything below it (until the /html) is going to be in html format...
Type : HTML Tutorial
Level : Beginner
Added : Oct 14, 2005
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Image maps create clickable regions in an image. This is very helpful for a navigation bar. This method is an alternative to slicing up the image into many parts. If you don't want to use Javascript in order to have image rollovers, then image maps is the best route to go.
Type : HTML Tutorial
Level : Beginner
Added : Oct 20, 2004
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How to give the fieldset style to your layouts but using div/CSS for maximum validity.
Type : HTML Tutorial
Level : Experienced
Added : Mar 16, 2007
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Up until now I have always used Scriptaculous / Prototype for any Java Script animation and effects, but lately I've heard a lot of good things about jQuery. So, I thought I would give it a try, and start doing some experiments.
Type : HTML Tutorial
Level : Experienced
Added : July 16, 2008
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