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Web Developer.com Guide to Dynamic HTML
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by Steven Holzner
Sales Rank: 5831800
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$0.16
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Paperback: 496 pages
Publisher: John Wiley & Sons; 1 edition October 23, 1997
Language: English
ISBN-10: 0471241024
ISBN-13: 978-0471241027
Product Dimensions:
9.2 x 7.5 x 1.2 inches
Shipping Weight: 1.8 pounds
Product Description
Here is information, code, and techniques that developers and Webmasters need to use Dynamic HTML to build fully interactive Web sites. The author builds a solid foundation for understanding Dynamic HTML by beginning with an overview of HTML 3.2. This practical reference covers the useful application of Dynamic HTML to text and graphics effects, the manipulation of HTML tables, and more advanced applications.
Publisher Description
With dynamic HTML, Webmasters and developers can substantially increase their site's interactivity. This book provides a comprehensive overview of the code and techniques necessary to use dynamic HTML 3.2.
Customer Reviews & Comments
The reason for me buying this book was that it was the first one that I happened to see in the book store that I was in at the time and, as it turns out, the only one available in the store (which happens to be one of the larger book stores in my area) on DHTML. I was looking forward to developing a good understanding of DHTML but unfortunatly this book only took me half way. Prehaps knowing something about DHTML worked against me but to be able to work through 300 pages in 3 hours is most unusual. For starters the book tries to cover both Netscape's and Microsoft's versions of DHTML which it admits vary greatly in the manner of their implementation (Microsoft's being far more comprehensive). Secondly all the examples are built up bit by bit and a full listing of each example is again included once the example has been worked through. In my opinion this leads to each example being duplicated at least three times and wastes a lot of space. Another issue one should note is that the examples are by no means "rocket science" stuff. They show you just enough on how to use a new element and that's all. Often important elements (such as inner and outer HTML) are glossed over in a sentence where they really deserve a lot more attention. If you want an introductory text to DHTML then this is your book although you'll still have to spend a lot more time, after going throught the book, on your own in order to fully master DHTML. If you want a definitive guide to DHTML then don't buy this book.
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Web Developer.com Guide to Dynamic HTML
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