DHTML
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Overview
DHTML stands for Dynamic HTML, which generally seems to be shorthand for "neat web page tricks using JavaScript".
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Techniques
- DynamicDrive: "DHTML for the real world"
- link floaties (see also Link Floatie extension for MediaWiki)