The typical Web page resizes itself automatically, unless you use fixed-width tables to define a specific width. With Dynamic HTML, you can define the size and location of page elements at any time, even after the page loads. I do this through the border around the floating page. This border is larger when the window size is larger, and smaller when the window size is smaller. It is just as easy to respond to other events, such as a key press, mouse click, or mouse movement.
Many examples are available by looking at the source code for the application.
Get the key that was pressed. If a number key was pressed, load the appropriate page. Let the user know they pressed an unsupported key. Back to top Cascading Style Sheets Internet Explorer 4.0 provides support for a wide range of formatting, positioning, and other kinds of styles. This enables you to specify the appearance of your documents in a central file, called a style sheet, and apply the styles from that to every document on the site.