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Introduction to "robots.txt" New
tutorial
Dictate what search engines such as Google and other crawlers can
-and cannot- crawl on your site, through a magical little file called
"robots.txt."
Sequential fly-in text
effect
New
Script
This script flies in multiple text
from the left edge of the window, one at a time in sequential order
similar to a PowerPoint effect. It's versatile enough to handle any
number of text (or other rich HTML like images!), and you can
customize both the animation speed and pause between each message.
Formatting numbers for
decimals and significant digits New
tutorial
Need to display a number
in currency format? How about a number that is x digits in length? See
how to easily, using two new methods of JavaScript 1.5+.
Introduction
to Dynamic Properties (IE) New
tutorial
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!
Using
named arguments in JavaScript functions New
tutorial
Want to create functions in JavaScript that
can accept varying number of parameters, or parameters specified in
arbitrary order? This tutorial shows you how.
Adding
a doctype to your webpage New
tutorial
It's popping up more and more inside the
source of webpages. See how to add a valid doctype to your page, and
take that first step to conforming to web standards.
Getting global and external style sheet values in DHTML New
tutorial
This useful tutorial looks at how to use
DHTML to retrieve property values of global and external CSS.
Determining
cookie support in client's browser New
tutorial
If your script relies on JavaScript cookies to store and persist information, it's
a good idea to always make sure the user's browser has cookies enabled
first. This tutorial shows you how to perform this detection.
Rotating
regular HTML content using DHTML New
tutorial
One of the great nuisances of using JavaScript to display content on
demand is the requirement that everything be contained in variables.
See how DHTML can help shatter that limitation, so regular HTML
content can be dynamically rotated and shown just the same.
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