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This is just a simple image fade. This is the HTML: <a href="#"><img src="#.png" class="fade"> Pretty simple, right?
This code enables you to publish a CSS only with mouse click and keyboard tab image swap. Attached is a Demo example of how it would look on IE6. To ensure the greatest possible cross-browser compatibility/support this code uses CSS level 1 capabilities only. One of extra benefits is that …
[COLOR="Red"][B]SIMPLE HTML PROGRAM FOR BEGINNERS[/B][/COLOR] [COLOR="Green"][B]NB:Excuse me experts,,this is for beginners[/B][/COLOR] 1.Copy the file 2.paste it in a new notepad 3.save it with .html/.htm extension 4.chose file type as all type 5.after saving you will find an internet explorer symbol with the name that you'v given while saving,,double click it. …
Use onMouseover to change the background color of your webpage. Can be applied to change other things like images and so on.
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Not exactly like googles of course but it looks nice and will get the job done. So first thing of course is the standard HTML document layout. In the header I placed script and style tags since it's a simple project. It is generally good practice to link to other …
Have you ever wanted a link to go to the bottom of the same page? Well in this snippet you see how.. 1) On the top where is says [quote]<p><a href="#C4">See also Chapter 4.</a></p>[/quote] is a link going to Chatpter 4 at the bottom of the page if you look …
We have all been there, you have a centered site and some pages have enough content to fill the screen while some don't. So when you move back and forth between one that does and one that doesn't you see a small jump happen. Here is a small css fix …
Dear all, I got a problem with the header in a website that I was working on, now it is nearly published but after I had tested it over several browsers I got a problem with firefox. Check out the header how does it look like: [url]http://www.birthkuwait.com[/url] I'm using Blogger. …
You are free to use and modify my layout in any purpose, and I hope you find this useful! Enjoy...
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This snippet tells easily how to make a drop down menu! Easy as pie and quick too!
This is a falling snow snippet Its very light grey its really meant for like dark backgrounds for best effect but its ok on white. its a slightly grey snow Just place the code in between tags and it should work Its too complicated to edit color unless you have …
Include content from one page to another with HTML Code. On the page that you want to put content on just insert <!--#include virtual="YourURL"--> <html> <body> <!--#include virtual="YOUR URL" --> </body> </html>
You can use this code to embed the windows media player in html pages. Just set the controls to suit and change file names etc..
Hi, I'm trying to work out how I can change my back ground image when the user clicks the home link - or refreshes the page... I'd love my background image to change from the current static background image... is this HTML or JAVA ?? Can anyone advise ? Thanks …
This piece of css will show you that it is perfectly possibly to create a good looking navigation bar without any images or javascript and just a couple of lines of css. All you need to do is create a html file that contains a unordered list in it with …
A two columned fixed layout with vertical navigation sample. Now all it needs is your great imagination. Hope you find this useful, and help you all the way in your web activities. Enjoy...
Although most people speak of HTML code, the fact is that if you write good HTML code, you’re actually writing XHTML. XHTML is a set of rules that, if you follow them when you write HTML code, result in code that is more standards-compliant, and hence more likely to render …
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