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CSS Quick Tutorial
A style sheet is made up of style rules that tell a browser how to present a document. There are various ways of linking these style rules to your HTML documents, but the simplest method for starting out is to use HTML's STYLE element. This element is pla...
CSS2 tutorial - Introduction to CSS
Style sheets provide a means for authors to specify how they wish documents written in a markup language such as XML or HTML to be formatted. For example, an author might wish to specify that a document should be green on pink - this could be done using C...
Specifying page breaks for printing
With CSS (level 2), the grip webmasters have over their webpages extends to the printer. This tutorial reveals how to insert artificial page breaks for printing of your page in IE5 and NS6...
A CSS Button Creation Class
This article is an extension to an earlier 4Guys article, Creating CSS Buttons. Author Scott Mitchell creates a useful VBScript class to help encapsulate the complexity involved in generating CSS buttons, making the process very simple and straightforward...
Creating CSS Buttons
This article, by Scott Mitchell, examines how to create graphical-looking buttons using style sheets and HTML! This article is the first of a two part series - in the second article, Scott will look at how to create a VBScript class to generate the needed...
DHTML Hierarchical Menus: V4.1.1
Our latest version of HierMenus squashes a long-standing issue: namely, the dreaded DHTML memory leak in Internet Explorer. Take a look at the new code and learn how you can prevent IE from eating up memory in your own DHTML applications. By Peter Belesis...
