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5 Steps to Understanding HTML
7 Reasons Why You Need a Website
The Top 10 Biggest Web Design Mistakes
The Web Designers Toolbox
The Web is Not Paper
Theres More than One Web Browser
Time for User Testing
Titles and Headlines Its Not a Newspaper
Tracking Your Visitors
Understanding Web Jargon
Uploading Your Website with FTP
Using Flash Sensibly
Using Quizzes and Games to Get Traffic
VBScript Javascript Made Easy
Websites and Weblogs Whats the Difference
What Do You Want Your Website to Do
What You See Isnt Always What You Get
Which Database is Right for You
Why Doing It Yourself is Best
Why Java Will Drive Your Visitors Away
Why Word is Bad for the Web
Why You Should Put Your Content in a Weblog Format
Why You Should Stick to Design Conventions
Working With Templates
Writing for the Web
10 Easy Ways to Promote Your Website



Taking HTML Further with Javascript

Taking HTML Further with Javascript.

Once you've built your HTML pages, you might need them to do something a little more interactive on the client-side (that is, in the visitor's web browser). How can you do that? Javascript is the answer.

How Does Javascript Work?

To add Javascript to your HTML, you simply insert it between