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There are many questions regarding what makes HTML dynamic in order to answer that we should know few things in detail, dynamic HTML is not something which can be easily pointed out, this is group of technology, it is not separate technology when all these technology bring together it enables web developer in order to bring web page to life. There are mainly three technologies that make DHTML dynamic, they are HTML, Java script and cascading style sheets. For the basic structure of the document HTML is used and java script is used to manipulate

There's a lot of questions about what exactly makes HTML become Dynamic. To answer some of your DHTML questions, read the following: "Dynamic HTML, or DHTML, is not something that can easily be pointed out, or separated from other technologies. It is a group of technologies, when brought together, enable a Web developer to bring a Web page to life. The three main technologies that make up DHTML are HTML, JavaScript and Cascading Style Sheets (CSS). HTML is used for the basic structure of the document, JavaScript to manipulate the Document Object

Abstract Adobe believes that the Future of HTML lies in retaining the bulk of the behavioral semantics of HTML, it's tagset and associated CSS standard while moving to a fully XML compliant syntax. In our view this should take a phased approach as the evolving future of HTML. In the primary phase, HTML is enhanced minimally to accomodate XML. In the succeeding phase, HTML is altered to have a well formed XML syntax along side the current syntax(es). In the succeeding phase, the semantics of HTML are exposed in a uniform manner through an XML document

You may never have heard of it, but HTML Tidy isn't new. HTML Tidy is a once-free but now open source application. It was originally written in C as a command-line executable by W3C employee Dave Raggett, before being taken over as an open source initiative in 2000. Somewhat characteristically of open source efforts, it's managed to shun the limelight, yet an ever increasing number of Web professionals rely on it daily to get their jobs done. The principal reason it's so popular is because it combines syntactic, semantic, and stylistic advice in a