JAVASCRIPTS

appendChild()

Creating a Scrolling Table Using appendChild() and insertBefore()

cloneNode()

• DOM Compliant Copying of "innerHTML/innerText"
• Cloning Existing Form Objects

createElement() - a, table, form

removeChild()

removeNode()

Dates and Calendars

• A Basic Calendar
• Calendar Date Picker
• Getting Any Date You Want - Autofilling Date Fields
• Valildating and Formatting Dates

innerHTML / innerText

• DOM Compliant for Netscape 6
• Non-DOM Compliant

Climbing the Node Tree - Easy Access to Document Elements Via the DOM

Alternating Table Row Color Using the DOM

• Every Other Row
• Groups of Rows

Remote Scripting

- Introduction

- Targeting a Hidden iframe

- Moving Data From an iframe to the Parent

- Moving Object Level Data Across Frames

- Adjusting Your History

- Access Denied

Creating A Table Row Mouseover Effect

Browser Inconsistency in Implementing setAttribute(), getAttribute(), and removeAttribute()

Stupid Form Tricks

Styling Input Elements

• Using getAttribute() and Type
• Using Attribute Selectors

Many Select Boxes, So Little Code

Using the DOM to Clear Form Elements

Formatting Phone Numbers With Javascript

Getting Any Date You Want - Autofilling Date Fields

Validating and Formatting Dates

CSS

"border" with the Body Tag

styleSheet and cssRule / rule Objects

Styling Input Elements

• Using getAttribute() and Type
• Using Attribute Selectors

Style Tester v.1

LIFE AND THE WEB

Like most people, I enjoy bitching about my job. Clueless managers, unrealistic expectations, impossible deadlines, blah, blah, blah.

Every now and then I need to remind myself that things aren't really so bad. So I put together a visual reminder of how much better my life is since the web.

• My Life Before the Web
• My Life After the Web

ABOUT PXL8

PXL8 is the web site of Michele Tranquilli. It serves multiple purposes: as a portfolio/resume, project board, personal outlet, contact point for friends and family members.

The sites in the portfolio section represent the work of Michele Tranquilli under the employ of various companies, not PXL8.

The site was designed to work with DOM compliant browsers. Why? I've spent the past several years writing mostly DOM-compliant code and I am continually impressed by what can be accomplished with browsers that support the DOM. I wanted to apply what I've learned to my own site and pass along some of the knowledge I've gained.

Those of you using anything earlier than Netscape 6 or IE5 are out of luck and should consider upgrading. Those of you using AOL's browser need to be smacked upside the head.

FRIENDS

Alice Austin

Baffle the Cat

Great Northern Archive

Alpha Realty Group

RatChick Rat Rescue

Tom Maher Photography

Aqua-Proof

M.S.I. Improvements