There will be times when the built-in CSS styles are not exactly what you need. When this happens, you can create your own CSS rule with the class command. Here is how.

This series of tutorials will walk you through the process of building a website with Macromedia Flash. If you are new to Flash or just need to refresh your skills, this is the place to start. This series of tutorials will give you the basic knowledge to create a simple Flash based website.

If you're building a form on your website and want your visitors to choose from one or more preselected options, then a multiple-choice input field is the way to go. Read on to find out how these fields work.

In this tutorial you will learn how to code an inline style for an HTML tag. You would use this type of style when you want to control a special area of your webpage differently from the way you have set the Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) for the rest of the webpage.

The type of HTML input tag that we will discuss in this tutorial is the password input tag. The password tag is very similar to the text input tag that we discussed in the last tutorial. When you sign in to any private area such as a customer account you encounter a form asking for your password

There are many uses for a footer at the bottom of your weblog. Many people use it to place copyright information or to link to the main business that sponsors the blog. In this tutorial, we will add a copyright footer to our blog.

This tutorial will teach you how to add an email signature to your email account using AOL and Outlook.

How to create an email hyperlink and fill in the subject, message, carbon copy and blind carbon copy areas.

Most programmers feel that a simple task such as opening a pop-up window is best accomplished using a client-side language such as HTML or Javascript. Why is Javascript the favorite method for opening a new pop-up window? Because it allows you to have more control over the new window.

A 'mailto' is a specialized link that you can use to automatically open an email message window on your visitors' computers when they click on the link.