As a self-proclaimed webmaster, I try my best to keep up with the latest in web technology. My current endeavor is DHTML, or Dynamic HTML. After hearing a lot about this technology and how it will eventually revolutionize the internet, I thought I had to get off the couch and start learning about it, before I lose the right to call myself a "webmaster". If you're just as clueless as I am when it comes to DHTML, this is the site for you. I'll be using this place to share with you what I've learned (and am learning) about Dynamic HTML. They say it's never too late to learn anything. I say, it's never too early either!

This is the take-home version of the Beginner's Guide to DHTML. It was created in response to literally hundreds of emails requesting I make the tutorial downloadable. This version allows you to read the tutorials in the comfort of their own computer, without having to pay for excess internet charges.  It is an exact replica of the online version. This tutorial may be re-distributed by educators and teachers for educational purposes. Please read complete usage terms here.

Here's a brief TOC listing what's on this site:

Lesson 1- What is DHTML?
Lesson 2- DHTML in NS 4- The <layer> tag
Lesson 3- DHTML in IE 4
Lesson 4- Dynamic content
Lesson 5- Moving elements around in the document
Lesson 6- Creating cross-browser DHTML

Recommended DHTML Resources...
Dynamic Drive: This is probably the best DHTML examples site on the net. If you're like me, and love to learn programming through examples, then this is the site for you. Contains nicely written DHTML scripts with source code, so you can eat your heart out with DHTML delight!