Goodman: Getting Ready for the W3C DOM
Explains DOM0, DOM1, events and properties, Nav4 document object vs. DOM1 document and body objects, IE4 document.all vs. DOM1 document.getElementById, nodes and the document tree, setting element styles and positions, Nav5/IE4 cross-browser animation example.
url: developer.netscape.com/viewsource/goodman_cross/go...
Making Your Web Page Compatible With Mozilla
By Nicolas Lichtmaier. One page technote with tips and recommendations on how to make pages with better support to standards.
url: www.reloco.com.ar/mozilla/compat.html.en
Making Your Web Page Compatible with Mozilla - MozillaZine Talkback
Comments at 'Making Your Web Page Compatible with Mozilla' article.
url: www.mozillazine.org/talkback.html?article=2433
Shelley Powers: Get Ready for Navigator 5.0 DHTML
Upgrading LAYER and SCRIPT tags to HTML 4.0 markup; using scripting objects to maintain cross-browser and backward compatibility (including event handling!) with Nav4 and IE 4/5.
url: www.inquiry.com/techtips/dhtml_pro/10min/10min1299...
Shelley Powers: Implement a DHTML Mouseover Effect Using the DOM, HTML 4, and CSS
Cross-browser mouseover event handler for Nav4+ and IE4+.
url: www.inquiry.com/techtips/dhtml_pro/10min/10min1099...
Transitioning from Proprietary DOMs and Markup to W3C Standards
Explains how to enhance pages that use LAYER, document.layers[], and document.all to also support the W3C standards HTML 4.0, CSS1/2, and DOM1/2 while keeping backward compatibility where needed.
url: gawain.soc.staffs.ac.uk/modules/level2/cm37250-2/d...
Webmonkey: Is Your Site Ready for Communicator 5? [Netscape 6]
Mike explains how to get ready for Netscape 6, which actually adheres to the W3C's standards.
url: hotwired.lycos.com/webmonkey/00/04/index1a.html?tw...
