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| > > | A guy at work likes these sites for javascript: http://www.javascriptkit.com/ (used to be called website abstraction) and http://www.js-examples.com.
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The root of all things WWW is the W3C: http://w3.org/
One approach to building spiffy web sites is JavaScript. Website Abstraction seems to be a decent place to start: http://www.wsabstract.com/.
I'm not sure that I like javascript, but it looks as if a good approach is to use a library which hides browser incompatibility. Like RelativeLayers http://relativelayers.sourceforge.net/
-- TobyCabot - 06 Sep 2001 | |||||||