Joe Burns

So, You Want A Form, Huh?      This is a basic forms tutorial. It explains the basics of placing input items on an HTML page.

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Use these to jump around or read it all... [Attach Something]     [The Input tag] I'm about to do something I've never done

Use these to jump around or read it all... [How It Works (Basically)] [Using AutoComplete on Your Forms (Or Not)] [Erasing

...use these to jump around or read it all [The Form Code] [The Script Code] [Multiple Form Elements] OK, so I'm zipping around

Frames Tutorials Split your screen up to your heart's content. So, You Want A Frame, Huh?

So You Want Seamless Frames, Huh? Frame Page - You need a frame-ready browser. See Microsoft Corporation

From Joe: Here's a quick little tutorial that I thought could be useful to certain sites. It's by Ben Hartland from Construct My Site.com. Use it in good

This tutorial was originally written when HTML 4.0 was in its infancy.  HTML 4.01 is today's standard specification for HTML and this tutorial has

     Please note: This tutorial is Microsoft Explorer specific. As of 1/2001, these commands were supported only by MSIE 3.0 and

Use these to jump around or read it all... [What Are Frames Anyway?] [Basic Frame Commands] [Adding Rows To Columns] [Naming