Intro
You deserve a congratulations for reaching session 9 of our HTML training mega course. In this session we will take our first dive into JavaScript . We will learn where to put our code and how to know if the user doesn't have javascript enabled on there browser. We will put comments in our code. Just as much as there where 3 ways to put our CSS in HTML there are 3 ways as well for JavaScript we will see how to do them all. We will see how to create interactive images and more. So, let's get started.
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Learn the basics of how to integrate JavaScript into any web page.
03:19
The Script Tag
Learn the basics of how to integrate JavaScript into any web page.
07:26
Detecting browsers that don't support JavaScript
In this day and age most browsers have javascript unless the user manually disabled it. It's important for us to validate that our site will work for users without JavaScript (even if not well).
01:27
Commenting out Code we don't want to render
In this session we learn how to comment out our HTML code or our JavaScript code.
03:16
Using external Files for our JavaScript
In this session we learn how to comment out our HTML code or our JavaScript code.
04:45
Creating HTML and JavaScript Image Maps
Creating HTML and JavaScript Image Maps. The first step is we are going to add a new image into our HTML page and define its rules in CSS. Once done we will create our first image Map.
02:39
Creating Hot Sports on Images in HTML
After creating an image map it's time for us to create hot areas and define there %u201Chot%u201D clickable area.
05:17
Adding Inline JavaScript to HTML
Once we created the hot area in the last session we continue and learn how to add JavaScript actions that will trigger when the user clicks onto our hot areas.
07:20
How to get non standard things into HTML
How to get non standard things into HTML. In this session we will learn about Objects and what they are and how to use them to integrate things that are not HTML into HTML.
05:17