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Top AJAX Tutorials with Debugging Help

By WebMaster | Published: August 20, 2008

This is another article in our series — AJAX Help. We hear from a lot of readers who would like more Tutorials to help them learn AJAX. So, we’re pleased to provide an excellent list by Max Keisler. We look forward to hearing from you with comments about the tutorials, and if you know of [...]

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Working with CSS, DHTML and JavaScript

By Scott Frangos | Published: January 17, 2008

XHTML. DHTML. CSS. JavaScript. AJAX. A lot of acronyms for Open Source WebMasters to juggle. Here, you can learn about how CSS, DHTML & JavaScript — major components of and compliments to AJAX — work together in useful ways, see some examples, and try some exercises on your own… [...]

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Start Your Design with XHTML Templates

By Scott Frangos | Published: January 2, 2008

By Kevin Hale Most of us think of a “template” in terms of a complete finished design ready for you to insert stories in place of dummy text. But, a general template, like the ones given in this tutorial, can help you save a lot of initial set-up time, prior to the key design decisions [...]

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Google Docs to HTML — cleanly…

By Scott Frangos | Published: December 27, 2007

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In this tutorial, we'll explore a quick way to repurpose a Google word processing document for use on the web with validated code, using a trick that will help you produce clean code.

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Using the “Box Model” to Create a Layout with Columns

By Scott Frangos | Published: December 19, 2007

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In this Lesson we will review the CSS Box Model and see how it is used to create an attractive column style layout with no tables involved. You can download and use the template discussed here, in your own work.

Understanding the CSS Box Model

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