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Part I - HTML and Scripting | |
Part II - Document Structure | |
Part III - Dynamic Styles and Animation | |
Part IV - Dynamic Content | |
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About Inside Dynamic HTML
This area of Inside Dynamic HTML contains excerpts from my book, Inside Dynamic HTML. Introductions for each chapter as well as a complete chapter, Scripting Individual Elements, has been made available for your review.
Throughout the rest of this web-site, you can find a large number of Dynamic HTML tutorials and examples. These examples are meant to complement the book. Inside Techniques contains a large collection of code samples and tutorials, and DHTML Toolkits and 10K Demo have interactive demonstrations. If you are interested in cross-browser scripting, check out Write Once! where we make it easy to find our cross-browser articles.
What is Dynamic HTML?
Dynamic HTML in Internet Explorer 4.0 is Microsoft's implementation of the latest W3C HTML, CSS, and Document Object Model standards. Inside Dynamic HTML focuses on using the object model to create interactive web applications.
Dynamic HTML and Internet Explorer 4.0 allow full control of the HTML document. No longer are pages limited to being defined while the page is being loaded. After displaying the page, any portion of the page can be dynamically and immediately changed. For example, an application can contain an outline that the user expands and collapses with the results displayed instantaneously. Imagine creating pages that can automatically format and tailor themselves as the user interacts with them. All this and more are possible with Dynamic HTML.
The ability to modify a document and have the document automatically reflow itself is the underlying innovation used throughout Dynamic HTML. Traditional browsers were basically just HTML parsers that rendered the document's contents and asked what document to load next. If the document required to be changed, a request was either sent to the server for a new page, or an entire new page was generated on the client. This was mostly required for any or all changes to the document.
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