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Developer HTML Tag Library
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| | <devheadlines> |  | | | Importing Files into a FrontPage Web
Not all content on Web pages has to be created anew. With FrontPage's Import command, countless ready-made files are at your beck and call. This short tutorial tells you some easy ways to go and get 'em.
FrontPage 2000
Microsoft simplifies and strengthens its powerful Web site editor.
Netscape Counts on Layout Engine to Propel Navigator 5.0
At the core of Navigator 5.0 is Gecko, its layout engine, that Netscape will make it the fastest, smallest and most standards-compliant layout engine available.
Gecko: Netscape's Next Move
The new browser engine Gecko promises open-source,
standards-based development for faster, slicker Web sites and apps.
Know Your ASCII From Your Elbow
Learn which special characters you can use
safely in your HTML and which ones you should
replace with ascii code equivalents. Read the
article and check out the chart.
Extreme Web Building
Step on board the world's most wired bus and follow our intrepid Web team's 4-day adventure diary. You'll learn about cookies, and discover the pitfalls of building a Web site while you're on the road.
Essential HTML 4.0
Find out how the new HTML 4.0 specification formalizes some features already supported by current browsers -- and improves graphics coding.
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| | <features> | | | | Five Hot HTML Text Editors
HTML text editors are a dime-a-dozen. To save you time, here are the five best that money can buy.
The Problem of Direct Linking
Protect your intellectual property and your bandwidth. Learn
what you can do to discourage direct linkers.
Dreamweaver Wakes Up the Web Authoring Market
Visual HTML editors never looked so good -- or gave you so much control over your code. Find out how Dreamweaver is winning the hearts and minds of even the most serious Web developers.
The New HTML: What's In It For You?
Find out the highlights of HTML 4.0. It promises a lot, but will browser developers adhere to the spec?
Web Markup Matures with HTML 4.0
The new version boasts more design capabilities and extensibility and has fewer proprietary codes.
Not Your Father's HTML
Innovations in the language of the Web will change your relationship with HTML forever.
W3C Publishes HTML 4.0 Spec Draft
Not sure how HTML 4.0 differs previous versions? Get a quick run-down of the HTML 4.0 spec.
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| | <tutorials> | | | | Navigating your Site, Part 2: Creating an Expanding Menu
In the second part of this two-part tutorial, we'll focus on how to build an expanding menu with JavaScript for use on IE Web Pages.
IE 4 Visual Filters and Transition, Part 2
Learn how to use two IE 4's transition filters: Blend and Reveal in this hands-on tutorial. (Part 2 of 2)
Meta Tags Target Your Pages
Meta tags offer powerful techniques for getting your Web site the attention it deserves.
Developing with Internet Explorer 5.0
Sure you can use Internet Explorer 5 to browse the Web, but technologies such as DHTML and CML make it suitable as a platform for applications independent of the Web too.
Navigating Your Site, Part 1
In this first part of this two-part tutorial, we'll show you some ways to make your Web site a little more interactive.
Web Templates in Dreamweaver 2.0
Learn how to use Dreamweaver to separate design from content by using Web templates. Here's how.
Creating a Client–Side Image Map
Learn how to create a client–side image map using Macromedia's Dreamweaver.
IE 4 Visual Filters and Transitions, Part 1
Learn the basics about IE 4 visual filters and how you can use them to enhance both text and images. (Part 1 of 2)
Using a List Box as a Navigation Tool
Learn how to create a list box that can be used as a site navigation tool.
Dynamically Loading Files and Text into Frames
Learn how to dynamically load HTML files and text into your site's framesets.
Controlling Search Engines
Control how search engines "spider" or index your site's content with the <META> tag. Here's how.
Strategies for Protecting Your Web Site Content
Protect your investment. Take some easy steps to safeguard your site from content thieves.
Disabling Form Elements
Believe it or not, there are times when it would be useful to disable your forms. Learn when and why this would be appropriate -- and discover three different ways to do it on your site.
How to Use Links Effectively
Links tie the Web together. Make sure you're using them correctly. Also: Learn the difference between relative and absolute URLs.
Stop Feeling Listless
Get your Web pages in order using our tutorial on lists.
Turning the Tables
Learn the basics of designing tables in HTML.
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| | <basics> | | | | Web Page 201: Design Basics
Getting down the basics of alignment, color and patterns will be a snap with this easy 3 part guide.
Web Page 101
Most DevHeads already have this down cold. But if you're new to Web-building take a quick turn through the Web-page basics.
HTML 101: The language that makes the Web go 'round
Learn about HTML's origins and its future in this quick introduction.
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