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SCAN IN YOUR DRAWINGI usually draw a very rough front and side view keeping them in line with each other, then I scan them in, resize to about 500 pixels high, darken the image so that white vertices and lines show up when working over the top in milkshape...
read moreForms are the most popular way to make web pages interactive. Like forms on paper, a form on a web page allows the user to enter requested information and submit it for processing. (Fortunately, forms on a web page are processed much faster.)
read moreThis is intended to be a tutorial by example of Tables. This covers most of the new tags in tables, though it doesn't necessarily show some of the really creative capabilities available in tables.
read moreIn this tutorial we are going to learn how to add Links to your pages. Links can come in many different forms. The 2 most common being text and graphic links.
read moreAs stated previously, a valid HTML document can consist of only the html tag. You may type any text between the html start and end tag without any other tags and it will display in the browser as typed. The browser uses it's default text color and font to display your text...
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Editor's Pick in Design Principles, November 2005
You crave attention but lack distinction? Consider using a personalized favicon to draw people to your website from Internet Explorer's Favorites menu.
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...
We've seen all the basics you need to know about for adding a inputs with forms...
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Editor's Pick in HTML and CSS Tutorials, October 2005
Create a client side image map in HTML using this tutorial. Here you'll learn where to place the shapes and coordinates details in an area tag.
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...
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