DHTML

ExecuTrain
Alpharetta, Georgia, United States

Course Format: Classroom | E-learning | Virtual Class | Online | On-site | Blended | Self-paced

Course Description:

'' In this course, you will examine the component technologies of Dynamic HTML (DHTML), define Document Object Model (DOM), compare the early DOM models to determine similarities, examine the hierarchy of a document using the W3C-standard DOM, change the style and animate elements on a Web page, modify a document structure, create the core DHTML library and add methods to a custom object, examine the real-world difficulties for creating cross-browser DHTML-enabled Web pages, clip elements, handle mouse events, and enable drag-and-drop functionality.

Objectives:
After completing this course, you will be able to
identify the component technologies of DHTML, define
Document Object Model (DOM), create dynamic images
that change when the mouse pointer is placed over
them, describe the W3C-standard DOM and use it to
examine the hierarchy of a document, use DOM-enabled
methods to change styles associated with page
elements, animate elements using DOM-standard
methods and properties, write to existing elements,
read and write attributes, create and delete page
elements using DOM-standard techniques, write a
constructor function that defines the DHTML-enabling
ActiveElement custom object, add methods to a custom
object, describe the prototype-based inheritance
model of JavaScript, add secondary methods to a
custom object through linked-in libraries, add
clipping effects through methods of the
ActiveElement object, enable drag-and-drop
functionality, create drop-down menus that are
enabled by events, and create auto-generating code.
Hardware and Software Required:
Browser Netscape Communicator 4.0
Browser Other: AOL 4.0
Operating System MacOS 8.5
Browser Microsoft Internet Explorer 4.0
Operating System MS-Windows 95

Table of Contents:

DHTML Cross-browser Techniques (Second Edition): DHTML and the Document Object Model

DHTML Defined

Document Object Model Beginnings

The Level 0+ DOMs

DOM Standards

DHTML Cross-browser Techniques (Second Edition): The W3C HTML DOM

Page Hierarchy

Standard Methods and Properties

DHTML Cross-browser Techniques (Second Edition): Changing Styles

Exploring the Style Object

Changing Styles

The DOCTYPE Switch

DHTML Cross-browser Techniques (Second Edition): Animating Page Elements

Positioning Elements on the Page

Moving Elements

DHTML Cross-browser Techniques (Second Edition): Modifying the Document Structure

Reading from and Writing to Existing Elements

Reading, Writing, and Adding Attributes and Values

Creating Nodes

Removing and Replacing Nodes

DHTML Cross-browser Techniques (Second Edition): Creating the Core DHTML Library

Coding for Backward Compatibility

The Custom Object Technique

DHTML Cross-browser Techniques (Second Edition): Adding Methods to the Custom Object

Adding Methods

Adding Secondary Methods to the ActiveElement Object

DHTML Cross-browser Techniques (Second Edition): Moving Elements on the Page

Moving in Geometric Shapes

DHTML Cross-browser Techniques (Second Edition): Clipping

Clipping

Clipping with Code

DHTML Cross-browser Techniques (Second Edition): Getting User Input with Events

Events

Event Information

Events and the ActiveElement Object

DHTML Cross-browser Techniques (Second Edition): Applying Mouse Events

Dragging and Dropping


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