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One thing you'll realize after you do front-end work over an extended period of time, is that you may forget the classes that you defined and end up writing many similar CSS styles. This is typical in any development project, which is why software is trad
This week you'll learn how to use JavaScript to work with XML data. Topics convered are obtaining XML documents, loading a document from the network, parsing XML text, XML documents from data islands and manipulating XML with the DOM API. By David Flanaga
This series of pages demonstrate how to recreate all the goodness of frames with not a frame tag in sight. The source order of your elements can be as semantically and pedantically logical as you wish and you can use pixels, ems or percentages to position
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SuckerTree Menu (v) This is a vertical, predominantly CSS based (with a touch of JavaScript) multi-level menu. It supports as many sub levels as you desire, plus multiple Suckertree menus on the same page. The CSS and JavaScript automatically adopts to y
Ultimate Drop Down Menu (UDM) is a fully-featured and accessible DHTML menu, that provides useable content to all browsers - including screenreaders, search-engines and text-only browsers. Released in January 2004, UDM was the worl
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You've heard the buzz about the seperation of style from content, but you are stuck in the world of nested tables and deprecated markup. If so, you have come to the right place! Using CSS to style your (X)HTML files, will benefit you and your visitors in