Joe Burns

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Use these to jump around or read it all… [IE First] [Navigator Next] [Fancy Trailing Stuff] Once something new comes out, I get letters like crazy asking how to get the effect. This is just such an effect. It’s been out for a while so it’s not really new, but I’ve held off as long […]

Use these to jump around or read it all… [The Style Sheet Block] [The JavaScript] [The Links] [One More Thing]      Oh man, do people want this. The Goodies e-mail box has been pretty full lately asking how to change the color of a hypertext link when the mouse passes over. Before the advent of DHTML, […]

DHTML Code is public domain posted on the Microsoft DHTML Example Page How about this? Want one? Click on Tab 2 to go on.      This is a great DHTML item. I almost wish I knew how to make seven different meals so I could use this like my Mom’s old recipe box. My cooking skills […]

…use these to jump around or read it all [Moving the Layer] [The Code] [Deconstructing The Script] [Moving the Layer From Off Screen]      First Things First: We’re dealing with Layers here so you’ll need to be running a Netscape Navigator browser version 4.0 or better. If not…error.      Every now and again I get an email […]

Use these to jump around or read it all… [The Code] [Alter It]      Warning!At the moment, (4/17/00) this is an Internet Explorer 5.0 only deal. There’s no equal in Netscape. You have to be running IE 5.0 to see this effect.      With the advent of IE 5.0, a whole lot of events that had been […]

So, You Want DHTML, Huh? (Example #1)      Dynamic HTML is a combination of Style Sheets, Layering, JavaScripts, Divisions, and Positioning that creates movement and interactivity. Get ready for the future! DHTML Example #2      Here’s a video game where it’s you against a UFO… DHTML Example #3      Create transitions between pages just like Power Point! DHTML […]

Please note: There’s no DHTML on this specific page. There will be links later that offer examples. For each example, you must be using Microsoft’s Internet Explorer 4.0 or better. Use these to jump around or read it all… [What Is DHTML?] [An Example Of DHTML] [How Do You Get It To Work?] [The Script] […]

Use these to jump around or read it all… [Open In FullScreen Mode] [Close It Up] [Click To Full Screen Mode] More screen Scotty! I need more Screen! Perform the text above is a stunning Captain Kirk voice. It’ll really sound cool. Trust me. This is one of those tricks that people either love or […]

You MUST be using Netscape 4.0 or above to do this Tutorial …it will not look at all correct without it. …you can grab it here. Use these to jump around or read it all… [How To Do It] [Here’s What’s Happening] [Layering In General] [Layered Images Are Not Regular Images] [Layers Don’t Have To […]

…use these to jump around or read it all [Toggling with MSIE] [Toggling in Netscape Navigator] [Make the Division Appear] [Make the Division Disappear] [Call For the Disappear] [More Divisions]      First things first… This is a tutorial dealing with DHTML. You need to be running an Internet Explorer browser, 4.0 level or better, to see […]

…use these to jump around or read it all [Add This Page to Your Favorites] [The Coding] [Only in IE4 or Better]      First Things First: What you’re reading is a tutorial that will work with Internet Explorer browsers version 4.0 or better only. At the moment (5/15/99) there isn’t a method equal to this one […]