The kind of things you can do in DHTML are change the appearance of links when
you move over them, collapse and expand bits of text, and change pictures when you
move the mouse over them.
I've collected together a few examples. You can:
- Add a script to your page that automatically shows the date on which you last updated the page
- Change a picture when you move the mouse over it
- Use the <style> tag to make the appearance of links change when you move the mouse over them
- Make a message to appear in the status bar of the browser window when you move the mouse over a link
- Display a page in a new window when you click on a link
- Produce expanding and contracting outlines. This allows you to have headings or short paragraphs on a page that expand to give more information when you click on them
- Use a button to run a script when you click on it
- Run a script using the <a> tag combined with a custom URL type. This executes a script when you click a link
I should also probably tell you that the code won't necessarily work on all browsers
and that Dynamic HTML relies heavily on javascript and style sheets. You also need
the up-to-date browsers not ancient technology like IE3.
If you want lots of examples (and you can pinch the code because it is free), you
should have a look at the http://dynamicdrive.com
site.
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More information
Using Dynamic HTML
Dynamic HTML examples
Changing the appearance of links
Changing pictures with the mouse
Expanding and contracting outlines
Adding a date to your page
Adding a clock to your page
Displaying a message in the status bar
Displaying a page in a new window
Using a link to run a script
Using a button to run a script
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