Add Special Effects

Add Special Effects: JavaScript

You can create basic Web pages using nothing more than text and HTML tags. However, if you want to create sophisticated, data-driven applications, you can add script to your Web pages.

For example, you can use JavaScript to create these types of Web pages:

1. A page that includes the current time and date along with the text.
2. A page that displays the number of times that the Web site has been visited.
3. A page that displays a form for users to fill in and then returns requested information or updates a database.
4. A page that performs database operations that include transaction processing and other sophisticated data management operations.

But users need to know and can write the JavaScript code to get such effects. This is a annoying thing for each web page creator. Sothink HTML Editor also has a JavaScript Gather, which supplies the basic JavaScript effects.

Add Special Effects: DHTML

Overview

DHTML (Dynamic HTML) is an extension of HTML supported in Microsoft Internet Explorer 4.0 that exposes a Web page and all the elements on it as scriptable objects. With Dynamic HTML, you can easily add effects to your documents that were previously difficult to achieve. For example, you can:

• Animate text and images in your document
• Independently moving each element from any starting point to any ending point
• Create a select menu list with fade effect
• Create a form, then instantly read, process, and respond to the data the user enters in the form

To gain such wonderful effects, normally users are requested to learn and write DHTML code. But with Sothink HTML Editor, which have also supplied a DHTML Gather. It can help you to add above effects easily.