From Cascading Style Sheets to higlighted text to toggling images on and off the page, here are twelve fancy things that you can learn to do today in DHMTL.
by DevX Staff
January 1, 2000
ascading Style Sheets are a necessary ingredient for, and one of the key components of, DHTML. They're also a good idea for managing Web pages in general.
Cascading Style Sheets, or CSS for short, is an approach that has been evolving for quite some time. It was first supported in IE 3.0 and, like many of you, we started reading the available information about style sheets when IE3.0 was released. We got confused. The specs weren't helpful. The online documentation we found couldn't demystify it for us. We stopped in confusion and said we'd learn it later because there was so much else to do now.
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ascading Style Sheets are a necessary ingredient for, and one of the key components of, DHTML. They're also a good idea for managing Web pages in general.
