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1. Changing external style sheets using the DOM
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Using the DOM, you can access and manipulate external style sheets on the page, from adding/deleting rules to modifying existing ones. This comprehensive tutorial shows you how.
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2. DOMIT! - A DOM XML Parser for PHP
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DOMIT! is an XML parser for PHP. It is lightweight, fast, and implements a generous subset of the DOM Level 2 specification. The primary goal of DOMIT! is to provide PHP developers with a standards-compliant means of working with XML, thus ensuring more portable and communicable code. DOMIT! is not an extension; it is written purely in PHP and should therefore run on any Web hosting platform with PHP 4 and above installed. DOMIT! requires coupling with a SAX parser. You can use either the SAXY parser that comes bundled with DOMIT! or the Expat parser that is included in most later PHP distributions.
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3. DOM Menu
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DOM Menu allows developers to add dynamic, hierarchical popup menus on their web pages. The direction of the menu can either be horizontal or vertical and the menu can open (or popout) in either direction. It has both screen edge detection and select element detection. The styles for the menu items are controlled almost entirely through CSS and the menus are created/hidden using the DOM (Document Object M odel). Menu configuration is done using a custom Hash() class and is very portable from a PHP type array structure. Currently supports Mozilla, IE 5+ and Opera 7, though all DOM browsers will be supported in time.
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4. DOM XML ticker
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By combining DHTML with XML, this ticker script makes updating its contents a breeze, through an external XML file. Just open the file, and enter the desired messages to show. Plain text and links (with targeting) are supported, and script is functional in both IE5+ and NS6+, degrading well with the rest.
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5. DOM Tooltip
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DOM Tooltip allows developers to have dynamic and configurable tooltips on HTML pages. This library supports Mozilla/Netscape6+, IE 5+, Konqueror and Opera 7. The tooltips are configured through three class definitions in a stylesheet, and consist of two parts, the caption and the content. Tips can be either greasy, sticky or velcro, where sticky tips remain after mouseout of the object and require a click to close, velcro tips close when you mouse out of the tooltip and greasy close when you mouse out of the target that created it. The tooltips cannot even popup embedded windows onload.
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6. DOM XML ticker
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By combining DHTML with XML, this ticker script makes updating its contents a breeze, through an external XML file.
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7. Introduction to the DOM of IE 5/ NS 6
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We demystify the DOM (Document Object Model) of IE5 and NS6 with this tutorial.
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8. Effective XML processing with DOM and XPath in Java
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Based on an analysis of several large XML projects, this article examines how to make effective and efficient use of DOM in Java. The DOM offers a flexible and powerful means for creating, processing, and manipulating XML documents, but it can be awkward to use and can lead to brittle and buggy code. Author Parand Tony Daruger provides a set of Java usage patterns and a library of functions to make DOM robust and easy to use.
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9. Fading in text using the DOM
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This tutorial explains how to create text fading effect utilizing JavaScript and the new DOM of IE5/NS6.
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10. DOM XML: An Alternative to Expat
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This six-page tutorial explains how to parse xml using DOM, an alternative to the popular Expat. Covers the objects used in DOM extensively, and offers a few simple and long examples.
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