Examples
- 100% Table Height
- Occasionally designers may want to center content in a
web page and they want it centered both horizontally and
vertically. The traditional method for doing that is to put
the content into a table and to assign a values of 100% to
the table's
HEIGHT attribute and center to the ALIGN attribute.
Recently, that approach has become more problematic.
- Drop Cap Example
- An example of creating a drop cap using CSS.
- Dumping Frames
- So you've decided to convert your framed pages into normal
pages. This will help you make the transition.
- Dynamic Event
Handlers
- An illustration of assigning an event handler to form
text inputs allowing you to show a label in the input that
is cleared when the input gains focus and restored when it
loses focus if the user did not enter anything.
- Form Target Pop-up
Window
- How to set a form's result to open in a pop-up window.
- How to Create a Scroll Bar
- A frequently asked question is how to create a box with
a scroll bar for displaying content. Okay, I'll tell you,
but first I have to rant a bit. I just hate those little
scrolling boxes.
- Image DPI on
the Web
- Do you want to understand how image DPI affects images
on web pages? Consider this formula: 1 = 1. That's all of the math you'll ever need to understand
how an image's DPI settings will affect how it will be viewed
in a web browser. That's because image DPI is irrelevant
on the web. That's a bold statement and there seems to be
a lot of confusion on the subject. But once the irrelevancies
have been stripped away, the reality is as simple as the
formula 1=1. Let's see why this is so.
- Page Layout 101
- In the beginning, the Internet, and more specifically
the world wide web, was a way of exchanging information between
universities and government agencies. The Hypertext Markup
Language (HTML) was developed to accommodate exchanging documents
between different computer systems where most existing document
types would be incompatible with the different computer systems.
- PNG Alpha Trasnparency
- There are tons of pages that extol the virtues of the
Portable Networks Graphic (.png) image file format. The png
format has been around for a long time and offers some superb
capabilities, including alpha channel transparency.
- Rounded Corners Example
- How to make a box with rounded corners, without using
a table and using only a single background image.
- Table Cell Colors
- Question: How can I make an entire table cell change colors
when the user mouses over it? This example illustrates how
to use an entire table cell as a link and to have it change
color with the user's mouse passes over the cell.
- Translucency
- This example illustrates using and manipulating content
translucency using CSS for the translucency and JavaScript
to manipulate it. The effect works in Internet Explorer 5+
on Window machines and in Netscape 6+, Mozilla, and Firebird.
Browsers that do not support it will see the translucent
content as opaque.