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  • How to use, find, and install BOOKMARKLETS

    Bookmarklets are the coolest little things since fried chicken. (Wikipedia) the free encyclopedia’s definition of bookmarklets are as follows: “A bookmarklet is an applet, a small computer...

  • How to Write a Script Which Accepts a Filename As an Argument

    Writing a script that accepts a filename as an argument can be done in any common programming language. Many reasons exist for creating such a script, including the need to validate a file's name...

  • How to Wrap Text Around a Website Image

    Are you a new website owner? Wrapping text around a website image is quite simple and will add a wonderful look to your web page. Many beginner web masters have problems with making their web...

  • Java Script Method

    A Java Script method is a function that's associated with a Java Script class, which is a blueprint that programs use to create Java Script objects. These objects simulate real-world objects, and...

  • How to Make a Scroll Box for Your Website.

    Inserting a scroll box into your website can be quite challenging if you do not know html code. This article will direct you to steps to take to insert a scroll box. Most website owners use site...

  • Basics of Java Script

    Javascript is an object-oriented scripting language that operates on HMTL pages. You can use Javascript to validate HTML forms, and create animations and other dynamic HTML content. When you're...

  • How to Add JavaScript UTC on Web Page

    The Universal Coordinated Time or Coordinated Universal Time (UTC, not "UCT" or "CUT") is the new name for the old GMT (Greenwich Mean Time) standard. It is common to use...

  • How to Create a Registration Form for a Website

    A website registration form can provide you--the website's owner--with useful user information, such as who is visiting your site, and what his preferences and interests are. It can also add a...

  • What Is Javascript?

    Javascript is an object-oriented language that adds dynamic elements to your web page based on visitor actions, browser status, and computer functions such as date and time. The benefits of...

  • How to Add a Blog Button with Text Box Underneath for Code

    I'm sure you've seen lots of blogs that have a button with scrolling text boxes underneath that house the button's code. These text boxes for codes make it easy for other people to place the...

  • How to setup a JSON (JavaScript Object Notation) variable

    In this article I will teach you how to make use of JSON (JavaScript Object Notation) variables to make organizing your JavaScript code easier.

  • How to make a form submit button return false in Javascript and HTML

    Forcing a form to return false in HTML can be very useful. Returning false for a form just means that it's normal sumbit action gets canceled. There are two main times that you would want to do...

  • How to Develop Better With JavaScript

    JavaScript is an integral part of web development regardless if you code with Microsoft ASP.Net tools, PHP, JSP, or other development environments. If you improve your JavaScript techniques, your...

  • How to Code a Google Gadget - an Introduction

    Google Gadgets are small objects that offer cool dynamic content that you can create and place on many web pages across the internet. In a nutshell, a Google Gadget is a small XML file that may...

  • How to Create a Mouse-Over Effect With Dreamweaver

    Creating a mouse-over effect using Dreamweaver requires first creating two button images, one for upstate and one for overstate, clicking on the "Insert" panel, selecting "Images," finding...

  • How to Use an Array Class in Javascript

    To some, Javascript is often viewed as a primitive and not particularly useful programming language. However, Javascript is actually a fully object-oriented language that runs in your web...

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