Dynamic HTML

Training Provided by Teach Me IT The Dynamic HTML WBT is the first course in the single course DHTML curriculum. It introduces students to the features of Dynamic HTML and its advantages over HTML. It describes various DHTML standards, the concepts of positioning and layering, and Cascading Style Sheets. The course also covers the fundamentals of JavaScript programming including creating variables, JavaScript syntax, creating objects, and JavaScript operators. After completing this course, the student will be able to:

Identify the features of Dynamic HTML
Identify the advantages of DHTML over Static HTML
Define the standards listed by W3C
Identify the differences in implementation of DHTML by Microsoft and Netscape
Identify the features of positioning
Apply Relative Positioning on the elements of HTML page
Apply Absolute Positioning on the elements of HTML page
Identify the Positioning Effects
Identify the features of Layers
Create Single Layered Documents
Create Multiple Layered Documents
Identify the uses and features of Cascading Style Sheet
Identify the different ways of including CSS in an HTML document
Use different Font properties to enhance the look of a document
Use different Text properties to adjust the spacing in the text of a document
Identify the uses and features of a Bounding box in a document
Use Bounding box properties to format a page
Identify the features of JavaScript 1.2
Identify the use of different Objects in JavaScript 1.2
Use Document Events
Use Form Events
Capture Events
Write a JavaScript to Handle the Mouse Events
Write a JavaScript to Handle the Background Effects

Dynamic HTML

Course Name Dynamic HTML Audience Application developers and authors who plan, design, and implement Web-based business solutions on intranets, extranets, and Internets. Users should have prior experience in HTML and designing Web sites. Course Requirements You need Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.0 or above OR Netscape Navigator/Communicator 4.78 or above. Plug-in Requirements  ØMacromedia Shockwave plug-in for Windows for IE/NN  ØMacromedia Flash plug-in for Windows for IE/NN Note: Macromedia Flash plug-in comes built in with IE 5.5 and above and NN 6.x. To download the plug-ins, click on the relevant icon below. Pre-requisites Before taking this course, users should be familiar with Internet/intranet/extranet terms and concepts. Users should also have an understanding of HTML and Web Server Technologies. They should also be familiar with browsers, such as Netscape Navigator 4.0, Microsoft Internet Explorer 4.0, or later versions, and text editors, such as Notepad. Course Duration 4.4 hours Course Objectives The Dynamic HTML WBT is the first course in the single course DHTML curriculum. It introduces students to the features of Dynamic HTML and its advantages over HTML. It describes various DHTML standards, the concepts of positioning and layering, and Cascading Style Sheets. The course also covers the fundamentals of JavaScript programming including creating variables, JavaScript syntax, creating objects, and JavaScript operators. After completing this course, the student will be able to: Identify the features of Dynamic HTML Identify the advantages of DHTML over Static HTML Define the standards listed by W3C Identify the differences in implementation of DHTML by Microsoft and Netscape Identify the features of positioning Apply Relative Positioning on the elements of HTML page Apply Absolute Positioning on the elements of HTML page Identify the Positioning Effects Identify the features of Layers Create Single Layered Documents Create Multiple Layered Documents Identify the uses and features of Cascading Style Sheet Identify the different ways of including CSS in an HTML document Use different Font properties to enhance the look of a document Use different Text properties to adjust the spacing in the text of a document Identify the uses and features of a Bounding box in a document Use Bounding box properties to format a page Identify the features of JavaScript 1.2 Identify the use of different Objects in JavaScript 1.2 Use Document Events Use Form Events Capture Events Write a JavaScript to Handle the Mouse Events Write a JavaScript to Handle the Background Effects Course Outline DHTML Fundamentals Introducing DHTML Standardizing DHTML Quiz Using the Positioning/Elementary Keys Relative/Absolute Positions Working with Different Layers Quiz Using CSS Elements Including CSS in HTML Working with Classes and Pseudo-classes Text and Font Properties Box Properties Quiz Using Simple JavaScript Introducing JavaScript Events: An Overview Quiz

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