Joe Burns

First things first… If you have Active Server Pages Ability, then see here for a great ASP Password system. After you read what is below, if you’d like to take a shot at it yourself, Christoph Huetten has been nice enough to sent the entire set of instructions to setting up the password directory yourself. […]

…use these to jump around or read it all [Reload All By Itself] [Reload From A User’s Click] [Use the Full URL?]I started to get email asking for this effect right around the time Internet stocks took off. People wrote asking how the stock sites got their pages to reload all by themselves. The answer […]

Use these to jump around or read it all… [What Is This Thing][Let’s Make A Map] [The Map][Putting The Image On The Page] [The Coordinates] What Is This Thing?      A client-side image map is an image map that is run by the browser rather than a CGI. What happens is you will provide all the […]

…use these to jump around or read it all [Preload The Images] [The Images] [Main Image] [The Function] [The Map]      This is a great effect. Let me tell you what it does first and then you can try it out for yourself. The image below is of an 1864 painting by Francis B. Carpenter entitled […]

Use these links to jump around or read it all… [SPAN: What Does It Do?] [Adding Styles] [Text Tool Tips] [Affecting Images — New Event Handlers!] [For Search Engines]      This piece is the first in a series of HTML 4.01 tutorials. If you haven’t already, it would be best if you read over the HTML […]

Table Tutorials Present information, frame pictures, and give someone the date. If you’re looking for tutorials on charts, go here

I get letters about how to do these internal page jumps all the time. These are a great way to allow people to move quickly inside a long page. I have them all over my HTML Goodies tutorials. Here’s what I’m talking about: Click Here to visitthe bottom of this page. Here’s how ya do […]

Appear in the Same Place I will do this with text, but you can easily see how this can be used to run a slide show of images. It works just the same. Just replace the text that I am using with images. It’ll work just the same way. See the Appear in the Same […]

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Image maps are not overly difficult, but they are a bit time consuming. This page will attempt to take you through the creation of an image map in plain English so hopefully you can place one on your own page. FYI: This tutorial refers to the use of a Common Gateway Interface (CGI). That’s PERL […]

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 been updated to reflect the features of HTML 4.01.  Editorial comments are shown contained in square braces — [ ] Use these to jump around or read it all… [The Tags] […]

This document contains the HTML 4.0 DTD Declaration Statement. You can look at the source code if you’d like, but this is what it looks like:      The purpose is for you to see the commands in action. For a look at what the new subcommands will do, look […]