COMPONENTS OF DHTML -DYNAMIC HTML AND ITS
CORE ELEMENTS
Presented by
Ms Subhasheni A
Assistant Professor
Department of Computer Science
Sri Ramakrishna College of Arts & Science
Coimbatore
INTRODUCTION TO DHTML
 DHTML stands for Dynamic HTML
 It is not a language but a collection of
technologies used together to create interactive
web pages
 Technologies involved: HTML, CSS, JavaScript,
and the Document Object Model (DOM)
1. HTML (HYPERTEXT MARKUP
LANGUAGE)
 Provides the basic structure of web content
 Defines elements such as headings, paragraphs,
tables, links, images, etc.
 Forms the static framework of a web page
2. CSS (CASCADING STYLE SHEETS)
 Responsible for the presentation and layout
 Allows styling of HTML elements (colors, fonts,
spacing, etc.)
 Enables responsive and adaptive design
3. JAVASCRIPT
 Scripting language used to create interactivity
 Handles events (click, hover, input)
 Modifies HTML and CSS dynamically without
reloading the page
4. DOCUMENT OBJECT MODEL
(DOM)
 Represents the structure of an HTML or XML
document as a tree
 Allows JavaScript to access and manipulate
elements and attributes
 Enables dynamic updates to the page content
and structure
WORKING TOGETHER
 HTML defines content
 CSS styles the content
 JavaScript provides behavior
 DOM connects them all for interactivity
 Together they form DHTML
BENEFITS OF DHTML
 Enables dynamic content changes without
reloading the page
 Improves user interaction and experience
 Used in menus, animations, form validations,
and more
APPLICATIONS OF DHTML
 Drop-down menus
 Form validations
 Animations
 Real-time updates
 Interactive UI components
SUMMARY
 DHTML combines HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and
DOM
 Enhances web pages with interactivity and
dynamic content
 A key part of modern web development
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Components of DHTML for Dynamic Web Pages

  • 1.
    COMPONENTS OF DHTML-DYNAMIC HTML AND ITS CORE ELEMENTS Presented by Ms Subhasheni A Assistant Professor Department of Computer Science Sri Ramakrishna College of Arts & Science Coimbatore
  • 2.
    INTRODUCTION TO DHTML DHTML stands for Dynamic HTML  It is not a language but a collection of technologies used together to create interactive web pages  Technologies involved: HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and the Document Object Model (DOM)
  • 3.
    1. HTML (HYPERTEXTMARKUP LANGUAGE)  Provides the basic structure of web content  Defines elements such as headings, paragraphs, tables, links, images, etc.  Forms the static framework of a web page
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    2. CSS (CASCADINGSTYLE SHEETS)  Responsible for the presentation and layout  Allows styling of HTML elements (colors, fonts, spacing, etc.)  Enables responsive and adaptive design
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    3. JAVASCRIPT  Scriptinglanguage used to create interactivity  Handles events (click, hover, input)  Modifies HTML and CSS dynamically without reloading the page
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    4. DOCUMENT OBJECTMODEL (DOM)  Represents the structure of an HTML or XML document as a tree  Allows JavaScript to access and manipulate elements and attributes  Enables dynamic updates to the page content and structure
  • 7.
    WORKING TOGETHER  HTMLdefines content  CSS styles the content  JavaScript provides behavior  DOM connects them all for interactivity  Together they form DHTML
  • 8.
    BENEFITS OF DHTML Enables dynamic content changes without reloading the page  Improves user interaction and experience  Used in menus, animations, form validations, and more
  • 9.
    APPLICATIONS OF DHTML Drop-down menus  Form validations  Animations  Real-time updates  Interactive UI components
  • 10.
    SUMMARY  DHTML combinesHTML, CSS, JavaScript, and DOM  Enhances web pages with interactivity and dynamic content  A key part of modern web development
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