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Posted on Aug 09, 2010 by Nat Dunn
I often find myself creating HTML lists from a list of items in a text format. In TextPad (or any other tool that supports regular expressions) ...
Posted on Aug 04, 2010 by Connie
How can you keep a user from changing the contents of a textbox? It is easy to do using HTML Event Handlers. Try the code below. It works ...
Posted on Aug 03, 2010 by Connie
HTML Event Handlers provide a gateway from HTML to JavaScript. Event Handlers are HTML attributes that force an element to “listen” ...
Posted on Jul 27, 2010 by Sean
I recently discovered there’s yet another way to create rollover images in Dreamweaver. This method actually doesn’t even ...
Posted on Jun 15, 2010 by Nat Dunn
Programmers often use the following terms incorrectly, which can cause confusion: variable parameter argument value Variable A variable ...