In the past, the only way to position elements on a web page, was to use complex tables. With Cascading Style Sheets, its now possible to create complex web pages without the use of tables - by using the 2D-positioning features of CSS. The editors support "normal" flow layout of elements by using our Columns component. Visual DHTML authoring tools are based on two dimensional layout of elements.
Some of the tools available were: [B3 Cyber Dialogs] An authoring tool enabling the Win32 application developer to take advantage of the power of DHTML.
[B3 HTML Studio] An authoring tool for * DHTML dialogs as defined by Internet Explorer 5. Use it for both Tabbed and Wizard-like dialogs. * HTML Applications - HTAs - <hta:application/> * IE HTML pages.
[B3 dBanner Studio] A design tool for DHTML-based banner ads - dBanners.
[B3 Site Speller] A tool for spell checking multiple as well as individual HTML-based documents. The tool has the unique feature that it also spell checks tooltips, button labels, list options, HTML Help Controls and document titles.
[B3 Resource Speller] A tool for spell checking Win32 resource files as well as UI-related strings in C++, C and JavaScript files
