DHTML and Cascading Style Sheets

Course details

• To outline how and when to use basic DHTML and to describe how to use Cascading Style Sheets for positioning and formatting in web pages
• What is DHTML?
• recognize how DHTML is used to create dynamic web pages and determine when it should be used.
• DHTML in Netscape Navigator and Internet Explorer
• differentiate between DHTML features for Internet Explorer and Netscape Navigator.
• Techniques for platform detection
• identify techniques for detecting the different platforms that can use DHTML features.
• Cascading Style Sheet fundamentals
• set up CSS rules to define how HTML should behave in the browser window and distinguish between embedded, in-line, and linked style sheets.
• Cascading Style Sheet font and text control
• use CSS font and text controls to control the appearance of fonts and the arrangement of text in web pages.
• The list-style, color, and background properties
• apply the list-style, color, and background properties to HTML elements.
• Working with Cascading Style Sheets in HTML documents
• use Cascading Style Sheets to add typographical and layout effects to a web page.
• Positioning elements on a page with CSS
• apply element positioning using Cascading Style Sheets.
• CSS solutions for everyday design issues
• use CSS to add headlines, side bars, title bars, drop caps, and columns to web pages.
• Adding dynamic positioning and design layout with CSS
• add dynamic positioning to a web page and create a headline and side bar for it using CSS.