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Apr. 1, 2004
Modify the web page background color with a single mouse click
Here is a simple way to provide some flexibility for colorful pages. |
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Feb. 1, 2004
Adapt
your web page automatically to the user's screen resolution
It is sometimes unavoidable and you have
to prepare different HTML documents for different
screen resolutions. Here you will see how
to query the browser for the current resolution
and then how to send the user to the corresponding
web page based on the answer to the query. |
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Dec. 1, 2003
Automatic
URL forwarding
Being able to automatically move your user
to a new web page after a fixed amount of
time can have many uses. Examples are an
application walk-through or even a slide-show
of products or personnel. Look here to see
how it is done. |
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Nov. 1, 2003
Elegant input tip for end-users
In some entry forms you may have many fields
for the user to complete. It is not always
obvious letting the user know what information
goes in which field. This article shows a
simple way of giving the user a hint without
taking up more real estate on your screen. |
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Oct. 1, 2003
How many characters are left?
When a user is entering information in
a text box, he usually has only a
limited number of characters available
depending on your database design.
This tip shows you how you can let
the user know how many characters
can still be entered. |
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