You had little control over how your text and images were displayed on the page. This was in anticipation of pages being viewed on a variety of platforms and machines with different screen sizes and available system fonts. But these still had their limitations. JavaScript was introduced to allowed for some manipulation of certain page elements, such as images and form inputs, through programming but was also somewhat limited. Content Positioning let's you determine exactly where elements of your page appear within the browser window.
Elements can even overlap, be hidden or be moved dynamically.
Downloadable Fonts ensure that the font you choose for text will be used even if that font is not available on the client's machine. Using scripts, you can dynamically alter the content of your page. For example, changes can be made based on the particular browser being used or in response to a user action. It includes functions to create and control and animate dynamic elements. Click to post your comments .