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o what can behaviors do? By using XML we can link behaviors to any element in a Web page and manipulate that element. We can, for example, copy that element’s

ike any other language?be it English, Japanese, or C?JavaScript has some basic elements with which you work. In JavaScript these include: objects, variables, arrays, operators, events, event handlers, statements, and

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

umans tend to be visual creatures?and the Web reflects who we are.Back when it started, the Internet was a text-only medium. Hard to imagine now, isn’t it? A bit like

n this section we’ve begun a dialogue with some people who are on the leading edge of XML within the Web environment. We’re profiling these people, their projects, and their

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,

he symbol means that the style property is not supported by Netscape Navigator 4.0.The symbolmeans that the style property is not supported by Internet Explorer 3.0.The symbolmeans that the style

sing XML for Web pages is just the tip of the XML story. With XML you can store information about your documents and pieces of your document. You can then

ach of the following sub-sections concentrates on a specific aspect of sound, helping you understand sound terminology, decide what type of sound or sounds you’d like to put on your