1.Valid HTML or XHTML
2.Cascading Style Sheets (CSS)
3.JavaScript
4.DOM (“The Document Object Model”)

If you use the JavaScript in order to interact with the customers, you might have created the dynamic page but you will really do not have DHTML until and unless you use all the 4 parts into it. Interaction between the 4 elements will give your readers an experience that will use all the powers of the 4.0 browsers.

One of the best sources to learn the DHTML is by the books that are written by some of the experts. The books written by the experts will let you know on all the things such as DOM, JavaScript, CSS, and HTML

HTML 4.0 References
The very first thing that you must learn while starting off with the DHTML is the XHTML or HTML 4.0. Both the XHTML and HTML 4.0 are optimized for the DHTML and have the hooks built inside it in order to interact with DOM more seamlessly.
The structure of HTML 4.0 document from Web Design Group
This document will definitely give you a good overview on how the HTML 4.0 document will work exactly, that includes the structure of tags, on how to escape from the special characters, and at the end an HTML 4.0 validator as well.

JavaScript for the DHTML References
The JavaScript will be tricky as well but is an essential part of the DHTML pages.

CSS (“Cascading Style Sheets References”)
Along with the HTML coders who have designed HTML at their heart, CSS is the best tool that has ever come up with it.
The “Style Sheet Dependence” from Web Design Group
While most of the people are making use of the modern browsers, if at all you miss use the CSS, then you will be able to get some of the pages which will be pretty awful and this article will show on how to avoid this to happen.

DOM (“Document Object Model References”)
The DOM or “Document Object Model References” is one of the newest members of HTML family and also it is one of the hardest to master as it is very much stiff enough. You will definitely understand Dynamic HTML if you understand the DOM as it will be very much useful and important as well.
The DOM (“Document Object Model References) from W3
If at all you would want to start to learn the DOM, you must start at from the source.

Learning the Dynamic HTML
One of the best ways to learn the Dynamic HTML is by playing with it. You will be able to use the tools such as FrontPage or Dreamweaver in order to get started with coding but if you really want to know on what the Dynamic HTML is based on, then you should jump into learn the JavaScript and HTML.

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