Dynamic HTML Tutorials and Articles

Another Look at Browser Detection
Learn why using browser detection scripts might not be the best solution, and the basics of object detection as a solution.

Beginning Cascading Style Sheets
CSS can help you control the look and feel of your site, with ease.

Change Text Color Dynamically – Modern Browsers
It used to be very difficult to get text to change color in Netscape (4). But now it’s very easy. And your HTML can be valid XHTML as well.

Changing Text Color Dynamically
And do it in both browsers. Use the DHTML to acheive text rollovers.

Cross Browser DHTML
Here are four options you have for creating cross-platform Dynamic HTML Web pages.

DHTML Menus – Not Standards Based – For IE and Other Browsers
DHTML menus are one of the most popular ways to use dynamic HTML. They allow you to have crisp menus on your site while providing additional information to your customers as they mouse over the links.

Displaying Stylesheets Dynamically
Learn how to use Dynamic HTML to use stylesheets that take advantage of the browser.

Dynamic HTML
What is dHTML and how do you use it?

Dynamic HTML Attributes
An easy way to get started understanding DHTML is to understand the attributes that are used for dynamic changes to a Web page like onclick onmouseover onfocus and so on

Dynamic HTML References
Dynamic HTML is fun and exciting, and with these references, you can get started quickly.

Easy Dynamic HTML
This is an example of an easy way to add dynamic HTML to your Web pages.

Quick JavaScript
JavaScript is a great way to add dynamic elements to your site, and these quick, simple scripts are easy to add to your pages.

Standards Based DHTML Menus
DHTML menus are one of the most popular ways to use dynamic HTML. They allow you to have crisp menus on your site while providing additional information to your customers as they mouse over the links.

Using Cascading Style Sheets
Learn the syntax of styles and some of the commonly used attributes.

Using CSS Site Wide
The primary strength of CSS is to make your site consistent. This article shows you how.

Using Style Classes and IDs
You can use CSS across multiple tags or multiple styles across one tag.

“Watermarking” Your Web Pages
There are two ways you can create a watermark effect on your Web pages. Use CSS for a less intrusive, standard watermark. Or use DHTML to create a more dynamic watermark image.

Web Pages for Everyone
With just a simple script and redirect you can set up your site to display a different page depending upon the browser your reader is using.

What is the DOM? Explaining the Document Object Model
Learn how to use the Document Object Model (DOM).

What is XHTML?
With the new standard for XHTML, there are lots of questions about the status of HTML and how it relates to this new proposal.