Question
Anonymous writes:
"What does DHTML stand for and what is it"?
Answer
12/06/99
DHTML stands for Dynamic Hyper Text Markup Language (usually referred
to as Dynamic HTML).
DHTML is a client-side scripting language and it is a very powerful
tool that allows web builders do wonders with their web sites. DHTML
is also made up of various technologies such as CSS, HTML, JavaScript,
and the Document Object Model (DOM).
Unfortunately though, DHTML is not used widely for one important
reason - not all browsers support it (3.0 browsers for example).
Since there is still a lot of people out there using 3.0 browsers,
Web builders have no choice but to refrain from using this neat
technology.
There are huge amounts of information on the web that will help
you learn and master DHTML. We've compiled a few resources to get
you started. Also, if you want to see for yourself what DHTML can
do for you, check out this site: HTML
Guru.
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