JavaScript Bible

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Aimed at HTML designers with varying programming experience, this updated edition provides a comprehensive guide to using JavaScript across modern Web browsers. It offers an approachable style filled with practical tips, making JavaScript development accessible to many. The book begins with a solid foundation in basic programming concepts before delving into the development of JavaScript applications for real browsers. It thoroughly covers the document object model (DOM), HTML, window and frame objects, forms, and style sheets prevalent today. Spanning around 1,000 pages and nearly 30 chapters, it includes a detailed reference for every object, API, and property, along with usage tips. The support for each feature across various browsers, including Netscape Navigator and Internet Explorer, is well-documented. Later chapters focus on the JavaScript language, covering strings, math functions, and dates, while offering techniques for browser adaptation and cross-browser support. Each chapter concludes with short exercises and sample solutions in an appendix. Additional CD-ROM content expands on the printed material. The author's clear writing and practical advice make this a valuable resource for creating visually appealing Web pages. Readers familiar with previous editions will appreciate the updated focus, while newcomers will find this edition an excellent starting point.