mozilla.org and the Gecko team need JavaScripters
Help simplify Document Object Model (DOM) bug reports down to simple-as-possible test cases. This will help the Gecko engineers fix DOM bugs faster and make sure your JavaScript web pages work when Navigator 5 ships! Join the Gecko BugAThon and help crush Vidur's DOM bug list!

The JavaScript Menu Component
The free-to-the-public JavaScript Menu component enables you to build customized floating menus from pure, cross-browser Dynamic HTML (DHTML) and object-oriented JavaScript.

New Streaming Audio Presentation on Cross-Browser JavaScript and DHTML
Learn how to write JavaScript and Dynamic HTML web pages that run equally well on Netscape Navigator 4.x and Internet Explorer 4.x!

Streaming Audio Presentations on Cascading Style Sheets
Getting started with style sheets? Visit http://media.netscape.com and view our new streaming audio presentations for introductions to Cascading Style Sheets, level 1 and Cascading Style Sheets Positioning.

JavaScript Graph Builder
Writing a report for the Web? Want to convey some important data visually, but don't want to load up that clunky spreadsheet program? Use the new JavaScript Graph Builder and add graphs to your Web pages in a flash!

Drifting Layers: Keeping Important Elements Visible
Drifting layers maintain their position relative to the top of the window regardless of scrolling. They can be useful for product branding or for minimizing scrolling by keeping important interface elements visible. This TechNote includes a JavaScript library and an explanation of how to incorporate drifting layers on your Web pages.

Sneak Preview of New Dynamic HTML Book
Danny Goodman's new book, Dynamic HTML: The Definitive Reference, will be out soon, but you can get a sneak preview of two chapters now.

Dynamic HTML Buzzword Bingo: A Cross-Browser, Dynamic HTML Game
Tired of meetings laden with buzzwords like "leverage," "co-opetition" and "scalability?" Read this TechNote to experience Buzzword Bingo and learn how to build your own cross-browser DHTML application with ease.

Cross-Browser Techniques in Spawn
This TechNote describes how designer and engineer Paco Gracia built a sliding, moving site, Here Lies Spawn, that works cross-browser.

Keeping Users and Sysadmins Happy: Interactive Navigation with Dynamic HTML
In this TechNote, Alan Spar offers advice on implementing interactive navigation effectively.

JavaScript Dynamic HTML Utilities
This TechNote explains how to use JavaScript DHTML Utilities, cross-browser tools that give you the ability to quickly add interactivity, moving elements and sound to your Web pages without having to understand much JavaScript.

"How do I make it work on both?"
You asked, we listened. To make it easier for developers to write cross-browser, backwardly compatible JavaScript and Dynamic HTML (XBDHTML) for Nav4 and IE4, Netscape just released a set of TechNotes, a code generator, a cross-browser API, and a presentation so you can teach others!

• In his newest TechVision column, Marc Andreessen interviews Brendan Eich about JavaScript, the DOM, and cross-browser development.
• A new TechNote introduces XBDHTML and gives an overview of the resources you can use to help.
• A third TechNote explains how to set CSSP properties from JavaScript and includes a freeware cross-browser API which works on Nav4 and IE4.
• As a practical example, we've updated our DHTML presentation template to support both Nav4 and IE4. This TechNote explains how it works and includes a link so you can download it and use it yourself!
• Plus, we've updated our pages of DHTML TechNotes, sample code, and  Additional Resources with links to the best content all over the web!