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Webmasters and web designers use this text widely. Ever wondered what is this and where it came from?

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To make an iframe transparent (background of the iframe page is visible through the data from the other page), you just need to use 2 additional code snippets.

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Advanced & latest versions of browsers support transparent PNG by default. i.e. Internet Explorer 7, New Firefox, Safari and Opera etc. For IE 6 another version of this script works fine in which I gave you an example how to implement transparency in PNG for web pages. But what about background image and what if you have older browser like IE 5.5 etc.

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We will be needing a js file and a page containing form input field to do this task. What we are planning to do is, The input field contains default value. Onclick default value disappears and allows the user to insert text. If the user types anything it remains there but if he does not write anything and clicks at next input field than the default value reappears in previous field.

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This example will show you how to use a transparent PNG image in a webpage. When it comes to slicing and using images in webpage, we have to use some images in gif form sometimes particularly for curves and rounded corners while creating boxes by images for webpage. We use images in background. Give any gif a shadow or glow, export it transparent and use it in webpage and you will see that transparency quality is not so good.

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Here is a little tutorial about how to draw a border with caption around the data or form. Example Look:

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Lists in HTML can be ordered or unordered. Unordered list style type can be disc, circle, square, decimal, lower-roman, upper-roman, lower-alpha, upper-alpha or none.

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Here is how you can use nested list styles in HTML.

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A definition list is not a list of items. This is a list of terms and explanation of the terms. A definition list starts with the dl tag. Each definition-list term starts with the dt tag. Each definition-list definition starts with the dd tag.

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