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Server Side Includes
Using Server Side Includes, you can insert the contents of another file into the current one, meaning you only have to change this one included file and it's contents will change on every page on your site.

Bandwidth Theft
Prevent other nefarious webmasters from stealing your bandwidth by hotlinking your images.

URL Rewriting
Using Apache URL rewriting you can clean up your page's URLs, making your site cleaner, easier to navigate and leaving fewer dead links.

Basic Forms
This tutorial outlines the basic format of a html form and the most common form elements.Using simple HTML forms is a very slick way of receiving information from your visitors. You put a few boxes and buttons on your page, they enter in their details and you receive them through email - brilliant.

Forms Accessibility
Many readers find HTML forms quite difficult to deal with, what with all the different elements to fill in. There are a variety of methods you can use to guide your readers through a complicated form. Make sure you've read through the basic forms tutorial before tackling this.

Forms Presentation
You can keep your forms from slipping into mundanity by substituting the default gray submit button to a colourful graphic of your choosing. You can also use some simple bits of CSS to present your forms better: by adding backgrounds, borders and spacing.

Introduction to CSS
If you are thinking about implementing stylesheets into your site for the first time, read this to get an overview of how they work.

Advanced CSS
In this tutorial you'll learn how to import stylesheets, how to use classes, ids and span, and how to use contextual styles.

CSS and Scrollbars
How to make lovely colourful scrollbars as they complement the look of the site beautifully and most importantly.

Advanced Selectors
Selectors are the way you reference the parts of your HTML documents with the styles you want to have applied to them. CSS2 and CSS3 brought with them a host of new selector specifications, designed to allow greater access to the elements and parts of those elements that make up each and every webpage.

CSS and Media Types
Every webmaster want that his pages can be accessible to everyone. CSS-2 brought along a way to apply different styles to a page dependant on the medium it is being used through.

Named Colours
Having to memorise hex codes for all of the colours you're going to be using can be a pain. CSS includes a range of 17 common colours that you can slot into your stylesheets in place of a hex code.

CSS and Borders
Without CSS, your choices for borders were those crappy grey ones that surrounded tables and frames. Now however, since page presentation has become such an important aspect of web-design, stylesheets allow you lots of variety in your borders, and you can apply them to anything you want!

CSS Layout
Table structures aren't the most flexible of page layout devices. Now with the release of the CSS-2 spec, and some reliable browser support in the current generation of browsers, you have a new and much improved option.

CSS and Backgrounds
In this tutorial I'll be going into the properties that give colour to your layouts, and let you control your background images. You will soon be able to control the background colour and image of all your elements.

CSS and Spacing
All block-level HTML elements can be given margins and padding properties so that they are spaced out exactly as you want them to be. We'll also see how to change the display-type of an element through CSS.

CSS and Links
Applying CSS to your links allows you to do all sorts of nice roll-over effects and advanced text highlighting. You will also be able to have many sets of links on a single page, all with different formatting.

CSS and Text
In this tutorial you'll learn how to have complete control over your text. Before having the control that CSS gives you over text, you were severely limited in how you could present your words.

CSS and Cursors
With CSS you can change what the cursor looks like when it hovers over your links and other elements.