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January 1, 2000

Optimizing the HTML Code

he image tag, offers several attributes that you should always include for best use of graphics: Attribute:What it does:width Specifies the width of the graphic you are inserting into the

XML QuickStart

f you’ve been reading any of the headlines you’d think that XML is the greatest invention since auto-start coffee makers. It’s being touted as the wave of the future and

XML Documents

here are several steps to working with an XML document. This section focuses on the process of creating and tagging a document. You’ll need to follow the syntax rules of

Audio QuickStart: Examples from the Web

ound ExamplesThese pages use a variety of techniques and sound types. Some require plug-ins, some don’t. The exact way each sounds and acts may vary depending on your specifc type of

Audio QuickStart: Why Use Sound?

ound adds a whole other dimension to a Web site. It can add mood, meaning, tone, and understanding. Until recently, sound has been perceived as too “high bandwidth” for most

HTML QuickStart

his area is pretty straightforward. We take you through the key steps needed for creating a basic HTML page. Aren’t familiar with a term? If it is highlighted, click on

Cross Browser and Cross Platform Issues

hen you design something for print, you design it once, send it to the printer, and receive final products. While there is some variation between human eyes, by and large

Twelve Dynamic HTML Lessons

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,

Optimizing Design: One-pixel GIFs

Single Pixel GIF Trickn the early days of web design, HTML limitations inspired designers to find all sorts of workarounds in order to have control over the layout of pages.