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Cross-Browser DHTML	Dealing with the differences.
Dynamic HTML	These references were compiled through a cooperative effort by Toby Brown, Jan Roland Eriksson, Susan Lesch , and Sue Jordan.
The Dynamic Duo - Cross-Browser DHTML	A very clear step-by-step introduction to writing cross-browser DHTML, by Dan Steinman.
The Dynamic HTML Zone	The basics are covered in articles, tutorials, resources, a discussion group, and how to use Shockwave with DHTML. Microsoft and Netscape have different definitions of Dynamic HTML, and creating such pages can be challenging. This site describes those differences, and techniques you can use to get your content to display successfully. Further, there are resources to help add Dynamic HTML to a website. A listing of other resources which include reference guides, more articles, demos, tutorials, and information on Netscape Communicator 4.0 and Internet Explorer 4.O is also provided. Today, Shockwave participates as a full-fledged element of Dynamic HTML, and runs across older and newer browsers seamlessly. If you are interested in incorporating DHTML and Shockwave together, there is an entire section devoted to accomplishing this. It's all in their Shockwave with DHTML area.
DHTML Demos	This site is dedicated to showcasing demos of DHTML and is optimized to run under IE 4.0. Some scripts are cross platform and are marked with an "N".
Inside Dynamic HTML	Provides the web developer with comprehensive coverage on Internet Explorer 4.0's Dynamic HTML. Scott Isaacs plans to achieve this mission by providing demonstrations and tutorials on creating very interactive, low-bandwidth web pages.
Dynamic HTML Index	".. the largest index of Dynamic HTML links. Please use the questions below to browse the site. Dynamic HTML is very new to the Internet and will definitely become a major technology in the coming months. The Dynamic HTML Index will continue to grow as Dynamic HTML becomes more mainstream." They also have a list of books that will be helpful in your quest to learn DHTML. They have also included other books that Webmasters will find useful.
Document Object Model	W3C has received several submissions from members companies on the way in which the object model of HTML documents should be exposed to scripts. These submissions do not propose any new HTML tags or style sheet technology. The W3C DOM WG is working hard to make sure interoperable and scripting-language neutral solutions are agreed upon.
Dynamic HTML - Microsoft	Web authors today face significant challenges when making their Web pages interactive. The static nature of HTML pages limits their creative choices, and interactive components can be difficult to build. In addition, using proprietary extensions means authoring browser-specific Web pages. Microsoft's Dynamic HTML technology, which was introduced in the Internet Explorer 4.0 Platform Preview release, removes these barriers for content providers. Dynamic HTML gives authors creative control so they can manipulate any page element and change styles, positioning, and content at any time -- not only when the page is loaded. Microsoft is working with the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) to help ensure cross-platform, cross-browser support for Dynamic HTML.
Dynamic HTML in Netscape Communicator	This book describes how to use Dynamic HTML to incorporate style sheets, positioned content, and downloadable fonts in your web pages. Netscape has made Dynamic HTML available on all Communicator platforms (Windows 3.1, Windows 95 and NT, Macintosh, and Unix). All Dynamic HTML technologies were developed in conjunction with the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) and other applicable standards bodies, and are fully compatible with all existing W3C recommendations. HTML, CSS1, and JavaScript are approved or recommended standards; HTML positioning and layering is a W3C working draft; and the HTML object model and dynamic fonts are being developed in conjunction with the W3C. Netscape's Dynamic HTML does not contain any proprietary or platform-specific languages or controls.
Dan's Layers Tutorial	Layers are a brand new concept of HTML introduced with Netscape Communicator. Layers allow you to position elements (text, images etc.) using a coordinate system. JavaScript 1.2 can be used to make some very compelling presentations by hiding and showing different layers, and moving them around the screen for animations. This tutorial will concentrate on how to make such animations.
Crossbrowser Dynamic HTML - DHTML demos and scripts	Crossbrowser Dynamic HTML demos, how to's scripts and DHTML/Java-scripts to take home.
Project Cool's Dynamic HTML Developer Zone	Project Cool's Developer Zone covers writing MS-Dynamic HTML. Topics included are CSS in 5 minutes, Dynamic FX in 5 minutes, The Class System, Division of Labor, Making the Earth Move, Hide and Zeek, Abolish Redundancy, Spanning the Web, Expanding Your Mind, Coffee Filters, Moving the Heavens, and The Right Alignment.
Netscape's Dynamic HTML Resources	Links to sites that feature resources for and examples of Dynamic HTML.
Cross-Browser DHTML TechNote: Code Generator for Setting CSS1 Properties from JavaScript	This TechNote explains how to define CSS1 rules from JavaScript in a way that will work on both Navigator 4.0 and Internet Explorer 4.0. It also provides a tool that automatically generates JavaScript code that defines CSS1 rules and runs on both browsers.
DHTML References	Microsoft's list of links to DHTML reference material.
Dynamic HTML... Are You Ready to Step Up to the Plate? Part I by Scott Clark	Brief overview of the power of DHTML plus some basics to get you started.