How to modify a dhtml code to html?

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1. kate
   

   When you plan to change the DHTML of an element, the change is registered quickly in the browser window, without the page refreshed. You can have a reader interacting with a single page, hiding and showing options for elements, moving things around, replacing colours and normally messing everything about and never have to call for further files or load new pages. Before the arrival of DHTML, users only use static HTML. When they load up a page, aside from the odd JavaScript rollover, the appearance didn't change in over all looks until they moved on to the next page. Components were arranged in the page in a natural flow according to the order they assume in the HTML code. The DHTML, being dynamic permits you to disrupt this natural flow by taking components out of the page and presenting them elsewhere, on command from user interactions. Clicking on links and buttons can permit all sorts of things to take place. But the DHTML's problems as a technology initiate as at this point it was not according to the version 3 browsers compatibility. This issue made it less useful especially for use on any commercial site. Additionally, the Netscape and Microsoft both had no interest in using and working on a standard method of DHTML, and so a script which worked in one of the big two browsers would not work in the other.

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