DHTML is....not the clearest thing in the world. It's a combination
of Javascript and HTML 4 features, particularly layers. (Try Webmonkey's
explanation
if that's not good enough) So pre-4 browsers won't read it, and 4-level
browsers will implement it differently - there are inter-browser differences
in layer parameters and Javascript versions and who knows what else.
So I'm underwhelmed. It still looks interesting, if only as a possibility.
Here are a couple of things I've tried and a few more examples that
looked good to me
Proven
This expanding menu thing seems like
it would be useful somewhere.
Possible
I think this presentation on the Document Object Model is engaging.
www.webcoder.com/howto/15/
This is a script that does something folks have asked for - registers
not just a mouseover but a mouse click.
dynamicdrive.com/dynamicindex4/image1.htm
This script allows the user to press a key, such as "h,"
to go to a specificed URL, such as a home page. Could be helpful for
newer users?
dynamicdrive.com/dynamicindex5/button1.htm
Be sure to look at some other DHTML and non-DHTML behaviors on my Dreamweaver
page.
