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All About Design Principles and Elements
An Introduction to Paint Shop Pro
An Issue of Width the Resolution Problem
Avoiding the Nuts and Bolts Content Management Software
Beware the Stock Photographer Picking Your Pictures
Building a Budget Website
Building Online Communities
Clean Page Structure Headings and Lists
ColdFusion Quicker Scripting at a Price
Column Designs with CSS
Content is King
CSS and the End of Tables
Cut to the Chase How to Make Your Website Load Faster
Designing for Sales
Designing for Search Engines
Dont Be Scared Its Only Code HTML for Beginners
Dreamweaver The Professional Touch
Encryption and Security with SSL
Finding a Good HTML Editor
Focus on the User Task Oriented Websites
Fonts are More Important Than You Think
Free Graphics Alternatives
FrontPage Easy Pages



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