WYSIWYG HTML editor is one of the important tools in maintaining articles on your website. Without using a WYSIWYG HTML editor editing or writing an article can be much harder.

Hopefully this article can give you a clue on which WYSIWYG HTML editor you should choose for your web-based applications.

There are so many free examples of Ajax tabs out there. It kinda difficult to find them in one place, so I decided to make a quick recap of several Ajax tab examples. All of these Ajax tab scripts are free to use and implement on any site.

I hope that this information can help you decide which Ajax / DHTML tab script to use on your web applications.

Still use the same old looking web form on your website? Common man, this the web 2.0 era, its time to make some changes to your old web form and make it a CSS-based form. I made this quick guide to made CSS based web form several hours ago, hope it could help you figure how create a web form using CSS.

This is the structure of our web form in this tutorial. Not to fancy, but still a web 2.0 look and feel.

Stu Nicholls from CSSplay show his excellent trick on creating tabbed mini pages just like what Yahoo! has in their main homepage. You can place any sort of information or data into the six tabbed mini pages.

This excellent feature has been tested by Stu Nicholls in most common browser such as IE6, IE7, Firefox, Opera and it should also work in Safari.