ave you ever wanted to add interactive sound and backing music to a Web site but were unable to use Flash because you didn’t require any visual presentation? Now there’s
HTML pop-up menus are becoming more common in Web applications because they expand the available screen area by placing destination links in an invisible but easily accessed location. However, the
he Web has changed software development forever, and it doesn’t take a prophet to know that this trend will continue. Even now, client/server and object-oriented programmers are tripping over basic
onsider this scenario: an administrative assistant maintains a staff list in Excel 2000. You want to publish the information on the corporate intranet. Your first thought might be to convert
eb developers awake! XHTML (Extensible HyperText Markup Language) is coming to a server near you. It’ll change everything you ever knew about Web design, give you untold power on the