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Dynamic Properties is a relatively unknown feature of IE5+ that allows you to substitute static values in your HTML with dynamic expressions instead. Now that's what we call DHTML!
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When you work with XML documents loaded into an XmlDocument class, you often need to examine the contents of child nodes. The XMLDOM programming interface purposedly provides the ChildNodes property. In the .NET XmlDocument class, ChildNodes returns an internal object of type XmlChildNodes. ...
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Finish off the page by styling the navbar.
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There are 6 levels of HTML headings (H1 through H6). H1 is the largest. Headings are always displayed as bold text (Unless modified using the STYLE attribute or style sheets)......
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With CSS you can select elements on the basis of their human language encoding.
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So to conclude this section, we will run through a very simple XML example so that you can see how it all fits together.
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Child selectors provide even finer control over the selection of elements than that provided by descendant selectors.
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This page shows tags that are used to format HTML text and provides a description of what they do.
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In this instructive example we show the syntax of a simple dtd and xml document. In this example the dtd is included at the start of the xml document.
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Despite the power of CSS, the current browser implementations are leaving designers out in the cold.
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