I am always surprised by the number of Web page developers who do
not know or understand <fieldset> which was introduced in
HTML4.0. It is an excellant way to format groups of inputs without
having to resort to tables.
CODE:
You cannot actually put a link in a textbox, but you can do such a
great simulation that the only way to tell it is not a real link is to
look at the code. Even the status
bar changes on hover:
Looks and acts like a link but here is the code:
just text
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more text
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And more
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LEFT
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right
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CODE:
This little bit will clear the value of specified option from a select.
In this demo, select on option in one select deletes it from the other
select. Not very proactical as it stands, but it demonstrates a functionality
that can be applied whenever you want to move options around:
CODE:
Here is a simple poll page:
Any size bullets anywhere in the page without a list tag:
•a
•b
•c
•d
CODE:
Unfortunately Mozilla now supports marquee. Fortunately they can't
do the nesting correctly; and they do not support it with a strict
doctype. So if you are lucky
enough to be viewing with a decent browser instead of IE, you get a
broken display,
which is beter than having to look at this IE kiddie effect.
This is more annoying
