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Forms - Part III - Tips & Tricks
by Webdevinfo - Webmaster 06/05/2005
Form Tips and Tricks Now that you have a basic understanding of forms and how you can place them within your website, we'll now focus on a few "tips & tricks" you can use to spice up your forms.

Forms - Part II - Advanced Forms
by Webdevinfo - Webmaster 06/05/2005
In part one of this series, we went over Text boxes, Hidden, Password and the Checkbox Form Element Properties. We will now continue with the remaining properties.

Forms - Part I - Basic Forms Tutorial
by Webdevinfo - Webmaster 06/05/2005
If you've been on the Internet for a while, you've probably filled out a number of online forms. Forms are used to obtain information from your visitors right through your website. Your visitors can input their information into your form, click on a "submit" button and their information will be directed to a location you specify.

Using Tables to Format Your Web Page
by Webdevinfo - Webmaster 06/05/2005
Designing a professional looking web site involves much more than simply displaying text between your body tags. In order to organize your page, you must use tables. A table is an HTML element, also referred to as a "tag," and is used to display your web page content in an organized fashion.

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