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DHTML Reference

By Lee Underwood

Dynamic HyperText Markup Language is a combination of HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.

It is used to make your Web page more dynamic and interactive.

DHTML is not defined by the World Wide Web Consortium. The W3C once said: "Dynamic HTML is a term used by some vendors to describe the combination of HTML, style sheets and scripts that allows documents to be animated."

The links below have been assembled to help you use DHTML.

Also, don't forget our forums. You can always find an answer there.

For Beginners

• The WebDeveloper.com Guide to DHTML
• WDVL Guide to Dynamic HTML
• Introduction to Dynamic HTML
• Beginner's Guide to DHTML
• So, You Want DHTML, Huh?

Advanced

• Dynamic HTML Lab
• DHTML Dynomat
• DHTML Diner
• The Document Object Model Dissected
• Cross-Browser DHTML
• DHTML Pop-Up Menus: A Parable of Triumph and Loss
• HTML Goodies DHTML/Layers

Miscellaneous

• HierMenus Central