Sandia National
Laboratories Reference Manual Another reference manual for HTML that is downloadable.
Microsoft's' Sitebuilders
Network The best reference area on the net for Microsoft product information and html
tags. Excellent for site developers to get beta versions of programs to evaluate. Great
site for demonstrations of active X, MSIE specific tags and information for building an
Internet Consultancy Business. Basic HTML
Web Design Group An overview of
the Wilbur or 3.2 standard for HTML documents.
W3.Org This is the organization that sets the
different standards for documents. It is a storehouse of knowledge for all information
about the 3.2 standard.
Stars.Com Authors Page Part of
WDVL this is a shortcut to a list of various tips tricks and tools for basic HTML.
HTML Guru Another author trying
to sell a book! Watch it there is another Cookie Monster here!! Some information but it's
buried deep in the links.
webreview.com 12
things to consider when developing web site navigation system.
Elements
HyperText Markup
Language (HTML)Good descriptions of all the elements permitted in documents. It's kind
of dated, it's from the pre 3.0 days standard but these haven't changed much.
The Useful URLs Page at the HTML Writers Guild
One of the best jump stations on the net!! Covers everything from business to design.
Tags
Rob Schluter
A downloadable list of all the tags and their attributes. This is a very useful file to
have handy for even the most advanced author.
Special Characters in HTML Lists all
special tags. Gives a couple of examples with good ways to put these to good use.
Project Cool: Tags
Explanations of basic tags with examples.
Web Communications Great list of
tags and descriptions.
Quick Reference to HTML Tags Every
tag is listed here.
The Compendium of HTML Elements
Excellent resource for tag explanations and demonstrations. Very good explanations of
browser specific tags.
HTML Crash Course for Educators Text tags Special
Tricks and explanations.
Lists
Project Cool: Lists
How to make different kinds of lists with tag descriptions and demonstrations.
Links
Project Cool: Links
Good explanations and demonstrations of tags and how to use them.
Intermediate HTML
Tables
Project Cool:
Basic Tables Tag descriptions and basic table creation information.
Project Cool:
More Basic Tables Same as above with some more advanced tags.
Project Cool: More
Basic Tables 2 Same as above with some more advanced tags for cell control.
Images
Project Cool:
Including Images How to use images and descriptions of tag attributes with examples.
Project Cool:
Basic Backgrounds How to use background colors and descriptions of body attributes for
backgrounds and text.
Web Graphics A whole slew of
tutorials, images, backgrounds, books, formats and galleries.
Imagemaps
Project Cool:
Clientside Imagemaps Good explanations of how to use and implement clientside
imagemaps.
Project Cool: Pseudo
Imagemaps Explains what these are and how to use them.
Advanced HTML
Advanced Tables
TableMaker Good descriptions of table
attributes and it generates tables for MAC users.
Project Cool:
Nested tables How to make and use nested tables to layout a webpage.
Frames
Netscape Frames
Information from the originators of this scourge!
Introduction to Frames Good
place to start to learn frames if you must!
Frames Decoder
Explanations and a frame maker.
Netscape Frames Here is another one if you
feel this is really necessary.
FrameShop Produces a frameset from a form.
That's all folks, these things are the scourge of the net and I refuse to be party to
this. Do you like people to bookmark your site? Forget it with these things!!!
Next Generation Html 4.0 Standard
w3.org Outline of the new
standard. Must reading!! w3.org This
documents the changes to the current 3.2 standard. A few changes will render some
attributes and elements useless as they are being dropped from the standard. If you don't
want to have to go back and replace them it is best to know which will be dropped and
start working around them now. One of them is the popular center tag. *note use <DIV
ALIGN="CENTER"><CENTER>* This will keep you up to date and will work in
older browsers that don't support DIV. They will ignore the tag they don't support.
Style Sheets and Dynamic HTML
stars.com Explanation of
Dynamic HTML and uses by both Netscape and Microsoft.
w3.org Lots of jumps to specific articles on the user
interface and CSS and Dynamic HTML.
Web Design Group A thorough look at
CSS and its uses.
W3.ORG This is the standard all you
need to know is here in a well laid out format.
NetscapeWorld
Demonstrates a combination of CSS Dynamic HTML VbScript and JavaScript to animate a menu
bar. Complete with all code and demonstrations.
Zd net Internet
Mag Some basic information to consider for implementing style sheets. Do's don'ts and
related links. A good place to start.
ZD NET Internet
Mag Unfurling style sheets is an excellent tutorial for css in MSIE giving info on
do's don'ts and properties that are correct.
W3.ORG More links but this has a good style
sheet that shows you what you can do and gives you an idea of how to implement a full
complicated css document. For those of you who are wondering how your page will look in
browsers that don't support css check it out first using a css capable browser and then in
a browser that doesn't it's very interesting.
Netscape World An article
on Dynamic HTML and style sheet implementation.
developer.netscape.com
Everything Netscape as far as CSS1 and DHTML are concerned with some channel and
canvas mode stuff as well.
WebReview A great
tutorial on CSS that came highly regarded and I agree.
WebReview This
table of what works in what browser is a must if you're implementing CSS and DHTML in a
page. Who could possibly keep track of this if there wasn't a page such as this.
MacroMedia This site has
several tutorials,articles and resources for CSS and DHTML.
Builder.com Cross
Browser compatible DHTML is possible but it requires some thought and following some
guidelines. Most of what you need to know is in this article.
Perl, CGI and Forms References and Resources
CGI.PM Lincoln D.
Stein is the brilliant programmer who authored the CGI.pm module. There are excellent
scripts and examples available from this link. If you are ready to start working with Perl
Modules this is the one to learn first!
Matts Scripts Resources Just recently added to
Matts Scripts this is an excellent resource for cgi scripts tips and tutorials put
together by a well known net programmer.
Perl Primer Well written in plain english.
A good place for beginners to start.
C Pan Comprehensive Perl
Archive Network is the first stop for learning the Pearl language and CGI everything you
need is right here!
Meep.com CGI Programming
Made Overly Simple is the title of this article and that sums it up very well.
Lpage Cgi Tutorials You'll find
a series of tutorials here that will start you on your way to learning CGI.
CGI Resources Lots of
scripts,tutorials and information.
Perl CGI Programming FAQ Great jump off spot
to lots of other sites covering this subject.
webteacher.com/perltour Same author as
Javascript for Non Programmers. Rob's tutorials are not techie so they are easy to follow
and learn from.
CGI Scripts
Matts Scrpt Archive This is a well
known script site among authors on the net! Here is what is available:
Guestbook This
guestbook is used by a lot of sites.
Free for All links Adds a
link to your site.
www Board Threaded www
discussion board.
Text Counter Text
Counter need I say more
Counter Counter same
thing need I say more.
Cookie Lib Does lots of
things using pertinent client state HTTP Cookies.
SSi Random Image Displayer
Search Search your site
using the title tags.
Random Image Display
Displays random Images.
Random Links Makes
random links.
Random Text Randomly
chooses one phrase from a group of phrases requires server side includes.
Text Clock A Text Clock
Credit Card Verifier
Verifies Credit Card numbers based on mod 10 Algorithms.
CGI Free A free HTML and CGI editor, some free
scripts.
Cybercity If you don't have access to cgi
these people are offering 7 MB HD space and use of cgi for free.
Lpage Cgi Scripts Lots of scripts here and they
will write a script if you are willing to cough up the dough.
Selena Sol A good place to get
lots of different scripts. The documentation and quality here is by far the best
I've seen for free scripts. In January I looks like servlets will be added to the mix of
scripts. Many of the current scripts are used on literally thousands of sites.
Matts
Mail List Matts mail list gives you more information about cgis and help to fix
scripts.
Java
Cafe au Lait This is the personal site of
one of the leading authors on this subject. Almost anything you could think of resource
wise is here.
Java World Java
Worlds resource page I receive their newsletter it's usually filled with neat tips tricks
and resources.
Java
World I listed this resource from the Java World newsletter and site because near the
end of the page is information on what java functions are supported in MSIE 3.
Java
Script Guide Good start for a beginner to java.
Javasoft From Sun
and Javasoft a great tutorial on Java.
Netscape Netscape's
Java information it tells all the commands and explains how to implement them.
Javasoft There's an online tutorial, with a
built-in option to download as one zip file. There is also a free developers kit with
everything you need to start programming Java Applets and applications.
Java Scripts
Cnet Intro
to JavaScript Introduction to JavaScript with lots of resources and jumps to several
more articles.
The JavaScript Source Lots of useful scripts
utilizing a great design for easy navigation and finding the JavaScripts available by
category and uses.
JavaScript Planet Over 250
scripts at this site in almost every category you can think of! First Winner of the
"WOD" Most Favored Status. There are scripts added constantly. If you use a lot
of these resources I would suggest the update newsletter available at the site.
Timothy's Java Scripts A
collection of Java Scripts.
Info Hiway A collection of
java scripts. Not overly large but useful.
The Definitive Rollover Script
A great tutorial and script for doing rollovers and mouseovers using JavaScript. When you
pass the mouse over the title the effect is demonstrated! Way COOL!
HTML Goodies Joe burns has put
together a good archive of scripts with some tutorials as well.
Builder.com "Add
JavaScript to your forms": HTML forms are a great way to interact with your Web
users, especially when you use JavaScript to bring them to life. BUILDER.COM shows you how
to supercharge your forms so they can dynamically react to user input.
ASP and SSI Resources and References
PCMag An
excellent place to start your .asp studies.Provides some code and examples that have
really helped me out in my quest to build web apps using .asp. I started with the main
article and ended up digesting all of the links as well.
IUNKNOWN this is the site referenced in the above
article. It has a lot of information and suggested reading material for developing .asp
applications.
Microsoft.com The main page
for the IIS server which is important if you want to use asp.
Asp Hole Any thing related
to asp can be found here and I just love the name.
activeserverpages.com You name it
tutorials, code, working examples they've got it in abundance.
cclabs.missouri.edu XSSI
tutorials and explanation of syntax however it is only good for apache servers.
Hotwired The webmonkies put
together a few pages on XSSI (Apache server only) and SSI which are useful and
informative.
apache.org Apache
specific but useful nonetheless with some code examples for using XSSI for including last
date modified etc.
AspAlliance Lots of useful information and
articles on this site.
15 Seconds is the biggest IIS and ASP development
resource in the world. With 3733 pages there's lots to see and do. Some excellent
IIS server information and utilities.
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