Image maps are pictures with clickable regions also known as "hotspots." When users click on one of the hotspots, they're directed to the page you designate. Dreamweaver 3.0 lets you easily create...
Use Dreamweaver 3 to insert movies made with Flash or Shockwave on your Web page. These instructions assume a basic knowledge of Flash or Shockwave requirements and a preexisting Flash or...
Applets are small pieces of Java code that can be embedded in a Web page; they typically perform small tasks, like animating text. While Java is a full-fledged programming language, simple applets...
Even if you design a site for Internet Explorer 5.0, you still want Netscape Navigator 4.0 users to be able to access your site. The Check Target Browser feature in Dreamweaver 3 checks your page...
Many of the same types of scams that use the phone or mail can now be found on the Internet, so be careful with whom you do business in cyberspace.
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Keep your visitors up-to-date with the latest news feeds from popular Web sites. This will add an excellent element of functionality and immediacy to your page.
Let your visitors know the weather in your area (or your favorite vacation paradise) using a simple snippet of code, provided by a weather site.
If you use special fonts in a Web page, you can set your Web page to locate fonts on your viewer's computer so your page is displayed as intended. If the viewer doesn't have the first font, the...
Online calendars allow you to keep track of your schedule, send yourself e-mail reminders and let others know your availability.
Adding a chat room to your Web page encourages users to connect with each other and offer feedback. You can find free chat room utilities on the Internet, along with directions for setting them up...
Streaming audio allows visitors to your site to hear audio presentations, music or recordings. Streaming audio is different from 'live' audio, which requires expensive server space and...
Visitors using Internet Explorer 4.0 or later can view different cursors on your Web page. This tutorial shows you how to change the cursor from the traditional arrow to a hand cursor.
Many Web page designers add links from their pages to other pages they like. Find out who's linking to you using popular Internet search engines.
You can make text blink on and off using the HTML blink tag. You'll need a basic knowledge of HTML (see "How to Learn HTML" under the Related eHows) and an existing Web page.
Use HTML comments to make design notes, specify where sections begin or note special codes such as JavaScript. You'll need a basic knowledge of HTML (see "How to Learn HTML" under the Related...
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Do you hate waiting on line or, worse yet, hanging out on hold? Are you tired of filling out forms or talking to bored bureaucrats? Try getting your government information online instead.
The Bible is one of the largest - and most well-read - texts in the history of mankind. It can, however, be tough to find the exact Bible passage or information you are looking for.
Some companies make their feelings about gays and lesbians - one way or the other - known to everyone, while others are more careful about how much information they make readily available. Here...
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