DHTML

By Matt Larson on March 24th, 2006



DHTML – An extension of HTML that uses CSS and Javascript to enable small animations and dynamic menus. Especially useful for SEOs who want searchable menus and do not wish to place all their eggs in one basket by using only Javascript.



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