Now let me show you how to add JavaScript to your web pages using the external method, which is the most widely, used method as well as the best way to add JavaScript to your web pages.
Read More ››How To Add Flash To Your Web Pages Part 1
There are two ways you can embed Flash on to your web page, one involves using the <embed> tag and the other involves using the <object> tag. I will discuss the non-standard <embed> tag method first. Just let me point out that the <embed> tag will not validate but it is very well supported.
Read More ››Now adding playable videos for your users to view and play is easier said then done, because many and I mean many factors will affect how your code is displayed for each one of your users. For example, your users browser settings or their default media player are just some of the factors that will cause your code to be displayed incorrectly for your users.
Read More ››One of the best ways to add playable music to your web page for your users to hear is by using the non-standard <embed> tag, which requires an end tag. Non-standard basically means the <embed> tag will not validate if you try to validate your web page. Non-standard tags are not listed in the HTML or XHTML recommendation.
Read More ››You can also use an image to link to your audio and video files. You will need to use the <a> tag and its href and title attributes along with the <img> tag and its src, alt and border attributes. Let me first explain about the <img> tag and its attributes first.
Read More ››The third way to add a background sound to your web page is by using the <embed> tag along with its src, autostart, autoplay and hidden attributes. The <embed> tag is a non-standard tag but it is widely supported by most browsers, what this means is that your <embed> tag will not validate when you check your web page to see if it’s valid. The <embed> tag allows you to embed music, videos and other kinds of multimedia in your web page. The <embed> tag also requires an end tag.
Read More ››Now the second method of adding a background sound clip to your web page works in Internet Explorer, the dead and departed Netscape, Opera and Firefox as well as other browsers. In order to add a background sound clip to your web page we will need the <object> tag along with its width, height and data attributes. We will also need three <param> tags along with its name and value attributes.
Read More ››Before I start there is about three ways to add a background sound to your web page. I will start off with the <bgsound> tag, which is an Internet Explorer only tag that lets you add a background sound to your web page that your users will hear when they visit your web page. You will need to place your <bgsound> tag between the <head> tags, but you can also place it within the <body> tags as well. An end tag is not required, but for XHTML it is, even though it will never validate because the <bgsound> tag is a non-standard tag.
Read More ››How To Hack The Coordinates For Your Image Maps
What if you need to get the coordinates for your client-side image map and do not have access to a web page editor like Adobe Dreamweaver and so on, which can draw image maps on to your images as well as provide you with the coordinates. This is cool if you create web pages with Dreamweaver or other web page editors, but if you are coding your image map by hand what can you do, nothing your screwed, I’m just playing. You can use the free programs available on your computer that will tell you your images coordinates or you can use the image map coordinates hack technique, which I will explain.
Read More ››The other type of an image map is called server-side because of the work that is done by the server when a user clicks on a hotspot also known as a link or clickable region or area.
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