HTML-and-CSS
| One thing many people underestimate about CSS is it's extreme flexibility when applied to otherwise "static" HTML features. One of the best example of which is being Lists: in CSS-less HTML, Lists are (funnily enough) only good for Listing. Type: Tutorials Level: Experienced |
| If you want everybody to have access to your site, youd better make sure it is recognized by all existing browsers. These useful tips will help you check yourself. Type: Articles Level: Experienced |
| This is a simple tutorial on how to make a basic Cascading Style Sheet tableless webpage. I will show you how to use Dreamweaver to code a tableless webpage without any knowledge of CSS coding. It is intended for non-experienced CSS coders or beginners. Type: Tutorials Level: Beginner |
| First you have to define a site in Dreamweaver. The following are the basic information you need for now:
* Site name * Local root folder * Default images folder define a site Type: Tutorials Level: Beginner |
| First of all. There are currently Three different ways to declare an xhtml document. These ways are: strict, transitional and frameset. Type: Tutorials Level: All levels |
| The day that everyone has long predicted has arrived: Video is no longer a novelty online and Flash video has become the darling of the Web.... Type: HTML Tutorial Level: Beginner |
| In this tutorial we are going to create a website layout using Adobe Dreamweaver which could be used for a E-commerce, Portfolio or Ad Sense Website.
Type: HTML Tutorial Level: Beginner |
| This is the ultimate dreamweaver website tutorial, it will show you how to create a full website in dreamweaver, including, link role over effects, footer, header, side bar, tables and images.
Type: HTML Tutorial Level: Beginner |
| 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 |
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