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Web Development: The Need to Know Basics Many articles, books and websites explain the basics of Web development, but they require a lot of time to read (and re-read) to understand fully. This article is not going be like that--it was written to provide quick answers to the basic development questions that many beginning developers need to know.
Website 101: Adding Background Color to your Web Site Through CSS While there any many ways you can add background colors to your website, CSS is the easiest and most practical. This tutorial will show you how to use CSS to add color to your site using gradient colors, background images and more.
A Web Developer Looks Into Dreamweaver CS4: In Depth In this continuing series we take a look at some of the most popular web design software packages in use today. In this article we’ll take a look at some of the more interesting, and yes, more complex features of Dreamweaver CS4.
How To Build a Web Site: Using Style Sheets In our last tutorial we learned how to create a page layout using CSS. Now we'll learn how to update the .html file to make use of the CSS we created.
How To Build a Web Site: Create a CSS File In this part of our How To Build a Web Site tutorial we delve deeper into CSS. Tables are out, style sheets are in, and in this lesson you'll learn how to create a page layout in the CSS.
Flash Tutorial: How to Import MovieClips into a Flash Builder ActionScript Project With the release of Flash Builder 4 from Adobe labs, many developers will be tempted to leave the traditional Flash IDE, but ideally, they should be used together. To get you started, this tutorial will show you how to import MovieClips into a Flash Builder ActionScript project.
A Web Developer Looks Into Dreamweaver CS4: The Basics In this series we take a look at some of the most popular web design software packages in use today. We'll take a look at the basics and then highlight some of the best features, starting with Adobe's Dreamweaver CS4.
How To Build a Website: HTML, CSS and HTML Editors Now that you know how to define the purpose of your site, create a project outline and create a file folder structure, it's time to move on. In this tutorial, you will learn about HTML editors, HTML tags, CSS, and how to create your first web page using the infamous "Hello World" programming example.
How To Build a Website: Develop a Project Outline You've been online, looked around at a few web sites, and reached the conclusion that you want a site of your own. In this tutorial, you will learn how to create a project outline, use a wireframe and begin to design your website!
So, You Want A Meta Command, Huh? Meta commands don't add anything visually to your page, but they help a great deal when you submit your pages to search engines. Basically, the commands make you very easy to find.
So You Want Your Own Searchable Database, Huh? Perhaps you have a list of products, or even an online address book with the data stored in a database. So how do you search it via a form on a web page? Read on for the skinny!
So, You Want A Searchable Database, Huh? Learn how to search Yahoo, Webcrawler, or any other search engine right from your own page. Plus get the facts about setting up your very own searchable database.
No Borders The code in this tutorial will allow you to create pages that butt right up against the sides of the browser window. Come by and see how it's done.
So, You Want to Pow Wow, Huh? Not exactly a chat room -- but just as good. You can have a real-time chat with anyone on the Net, anywhere in the world.
So You Want A Password Protected Page, Huh? There are many reasons why you may want to password protect a page on your site, but how do you do it? Read on to find the answer!
