DHTML & Layer Tutorials

Use the tutorials below to get started with Netscape 4.0's dynamic Layering effects and DHTML.

• So You Want DHTML, Huh?
  Many sources are claiming Dynamic HTML as the future of web page creation. It's a combination of Style Sheets, Layering, JavaScripts, Divisions, and Positioning, all in order to create movement and interactivity. Get ready. This is the future.

• DHTML Example #2
       This is example #2 in what I hope to be a long list of what DHTML can do for your web pages. This example is a video game where it's you against a UFO.

• DHTML Example #3
       This will allow you to create transitions between pages - just like Power Point! Woo Hoo!

• DHTML Example #4
       This will create a folder tree to allow your readers to open and close links in a frames format.

• DHTML Example #5
       This is a great look. It's a series of note cards that move back to front when you click on their tabs. It's a great way to supply your readers with multiple levels of information.

• DHTML Example #6
       Wouldn't it be great if you could pass a mouse over a link and it would change colors? Here's how to do it.

• DHTML Example #7
       Wouldn't it be greater if you could get a button to change colors like the text link above - here's how.

• So You Want Layers, Huh?
  This is a basic introduction to layering images in Netscape 4.0. You require Netscape 4.0 to run these tutorials.

• So You Want Layers, Huh? Part II - Adding Motion
  This goes into adding motion to those layered images. You require Netscape 4.0 to run these tutorials.

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