A popular design element in web pages is a fixed background image (wallpaper). This is also referred to as a “non-moving background” or “static wallpaper”. This TechNote will show how
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Building a dynamic siteBuilding a dynamic site
Lets talk about managing a large site. If a change comes around, say a new company logo for example, or even a minute change in the main menu, normally you
The Photoshop Elements toolbar overviewThe Photoshop Elements toolbar overview
The marquee tools The marquee tools are used for a wide variety of things in photoshop. The tools come in 4 flavors, rectangular, elliptical, single row, and single column. There
Form Validation TutorialForm Validation Tutorial
Step 1 – First create a new page and save it as form.htmlGo to and Insert > Form and after insterting from, point your cursor inside the Form field and go to Insert > Table and
Building your first web pageBuilding your first web page
Every day thousands of documents, images, movie clips, animation, streaming sounds, and more are added to sites around the world, and why not? Creating a web page is a fairly
Dreamweaver Tutorial IndexDreamweaver Tutorial Index
Step 1 – Opening a fixed window can be very useful especially if you want a user to see some useful things in that particular window, it can be a photo
CSS tutorialsCSS tutorials
Style sheets have been around the web for a few years now, but have only been widely used recently, as browser support with 4.0 browsers and higher grew. Internet explorer
Table TutorialsTable Tutorials
Like frames, tables have been around for quite some time, and browser support started taking off around version 3.0 of I.E. and Navigator. With tables you can control the look
Mouseover TutorialMouseover Tutorial
Most of you have probably seen a mouseover at one time or another. This is a neat little javascript that calls one image, and when you move your mouse over
HTML Frames tutorialsHTML Frames tutorials
Frames have been around since the early years of browser technology, and started really taking off around version 3.0 of the browser wars. Frames allow your page to be divided