Style Sheets Introduction

Classes let you identify a content area regardless of the tags used to create it and assign a style to it. For example, a

tag with header class would look like this:

Site Design

Most sites are done with tables in html. Most newbies (and vets) make the interface and then modify that interface per page, making many html files with mostly identical code. This has many obvious problems, like if you want to update a link, you have to go threw every page and modify it...

How to Add a Soundfile in Your HTML File With the Sound Embed Tag

You can add your own background music to your HTML page by adding the sound embed tag to it. The EMBED tag is the most common way of adding sound to a Web page. The sound embed tag is supported by both browsers, and PC and Mac platforms...

How to put a picture underneath the SWF file

How to put an SWF file on top of a picture directly in your html page. Adding a picture underneath your Flash animations requires a bit of hand coding. You can do this in the html editing mode of your html editor...

How to insert an swf file into an html page in notepad

Adding a custom-made Flash animation created with Mix-FX into HTML editors like Frontpage or Dreamweaver is easy. However, if you do all the coding by hand in Notepad, or your HTML editor does not have a standard Insert Flash option, things can become a bit more complicated...

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Create & Publish Your Own HTML Ezine

Editor's Pick in Photoshop Tutorials, July 2005
This tutorial course (9 pages) will guide you through all the steps on how to create & publish your own HTML Ezine.

Tabular List control

This worked example applies styling and functionality to a basic grid of data to produce a simple form control that's a pleasure to use...

Datasheet control

Editor's Pick in HTML Tutorials, May 2005
Author Ben Hunt is principal consultant at Scratchmedia Ltd. and his client list includes the BBC. Here he guides us through the process of creating a datasheet.

Expanding Content Box

Begin with a new file, with #666666 as your background color, the size is up to you to decide. ( I choose 300x300 for this tutorial. ) Now create a new layer in the layers palette, and then take the Rounded Rectangle Tool and draw out a shape similar to the one below...