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Dynamic HTML Minder Chen mchen@ /dhtml/ COURSE OVERVIEW Overview This course introduces you to Dynamic HTML, extension of the traditional static HTML document, to create pages that are live and interactive on the client. Objective Upon completion of this course, you should be able to understand new features of Dynamic HTML dynamically change the rendering and content of a document create visually HTML documents that interact with the user without the burden of relying on server-side programs TABLE OF CONTENTS 1. Introduction to Dynamic HTML 2. Dynamic Styles 2.1 Cascading Style Sheets 2.2 Dynamic Style and CSS 2.3 Style Sheet Properties 2.4 Dynamic Styles 3. Dynamic Position 4. Dynamic Contents 5. Data Binding 6. Dynamic HTML Object Model References Shelley Powers, Dynamic HTML, IDG Books, 1998. Danny Goodman, Dynamic HTML: The Definitive Reference, OReilly, 1998. Dynamic HMTL tutorial at: For cross-browser compatibility by Shelley Powers: /samples/dhtml/toc.htm /workshop/ /workshop/author/css/reference/attributes.asp HTML 4.0 Working Draft at /TR/WD-html40/ CSS1 Recommendation at /TR/REC-CSS1 CSS Positioning Working Draft at /TR/WD-positioning Preliminary version of the Document Object Model requirements document at /DOM/drafts/requirements.html 1. Introduction to Dynamic HTML What Is Dynamic HTML? HTML is an application of SGML(Standard Generalized Markup Language). Dynamic HTML provides authors with total creative control over all aspects of an HTML document. It extends traditional HTML and Cascading Style Sheets to let you access and manipulate all elements of a document—tags, attributes, styles, images, objects, and text—creating, moving, and modifying these elements when needed. In addition to two aspects of tradition HTML: structure and contents. Cascading Style sheets add the style aspect of your web pages. Dynamic HTML now includes a fourth component: behavior, referring to the interaction between the HTML pages and the user