Basic knowledge on html and dhtml
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HTML is a markup language used to design webpages using elements like text boxes and tables, with each element defined by a tag that can have attributes to modify behaviors. DHTML allows scripts to dynamically change HTML page content after loading to make pages more interactive, using technologies that animate documents. The key difference is that HTML provides static page structure, while DHTML enables dynamic changes via scripts during page viewing.
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Basic knowledge on html and dhtml
- 1. Basic idea on HTML and DHTML Name- Suryakanta Behera Designation-Web Developer E-mail id-beherasuryakanta18@gmail.com Contact No.-8658234183 Organisation-litindia.in
- 2. HTML a. HTML stands for Hyper Text Mark up Language. b. HTML is a client side mark up language. c. It does not support operator ,control structure , variable, functions like programming . d. It does not compiled. e. It is interpreted by the interpreter where the interpreter is a browser i.e. HTML execute through browser. f. HTML is used to design a webpage. g. HTML provide web element such as table , text box, panel ,form ,etc. h. Element is known as Tag. i. Each tag associate with some attribute. j. Attribute is used to change the behaviours of the element.
- 3. DHTML DHTML stands for dynamic HTML. DHTML is not a language or a Web Standard. DHTML is a TERM is used to describe the technologies used to make webpages dynamic and interactive that allow document to be animate. DHTML allows scripting languages to change variables in a web page's definition language, which in turn affects the look and function of otherwise "static" HTML page content, after the page has been fully loaded and during the viewing process. Thus the dynamic characteristic of DHTML is the way it functions while a page is viewed, not in its ability to generate a unique page with each page load.
- 4. Difference between HTML and DHTML