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HTML -- JavaScript Reference Page
HTML stands for HyperText Markup Language. This is a markup language used to structure text
and multimedia documents and to set up hypertext links between documents, used
extensively on the World Wide Web. This particular page is written using HTML
elements(tags). For example, you see the table bellow; this table has three columns: the number of the reference,
quick description and the actual link to the reference page. These are the table
tags that allow to split this information and display it nicely. Going to
VIEW->SOURCE will allow you to see lots of tags that format the page. The links
I collected will help you undertand more what the HTML is and create nice html pages.
JavaScript is a language that was originated from Netscape. Consequently, for a time, only Netscape's
products supported it. Today, Microsoft supports JavaScript as well, but
inconsistency between Netscape's and Microsoft’s versions makes it difficult to write application
compatible with both types of browsers. There are a few workarounds that help to partially solve
this incapability problem which make the life easier, but still, you have to be very careful if
you use JavaScript in your web pages or web applications.
HTML | | 1. | HTML 4.01 Reference | link |
| 2. | Stylesheets Guide | link |
| 3. | Basic Form Elements | link |
| 4. | Form Handling | link |
| 5. | Drop<>Down Menu Example | link |
| 6. | WDG HTML Validator | link |
JavaScript | | 1. | JavaScript Reference Guide | link |
| 2. | JavaScript Quick Reference | link |
| 3. | Free JavaScript Examples | link |
| 4. | The JavaScript Source is an excellent JavaScript resource with hundreds of free JavaScript examples | link |
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