Images can be aligned to the left or the
right. It's also possible to align one image to the left and another one to the
right, as shown here. Please note that the space around the right image is much
larger than the space around the left image!
The
following examples show some capabilities of the
Monkey HTML browser:
| This is the upper left cell in a table | A cell with a different background color | ||||
| This is a header cell (even if not in the first row) | This cell contains another table
with a wide border and different alignments in the cells:
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| And this cell spans two columns. Cells can span rows, too, but this is not demonstrated here. | |||||
Images can be aligned to the left or the
right. It's also possible to align one image to the left and another one to the
right, as shown here. Please note that the space around the right image is much
larger than the space around the left image!
This is a simple example for the ISINDEX tag. You can enter arguments for the ls (UNIX) or dir (OS-9/68xxx) command after placing the mouse over the yellow input field and pressing the left mouse button. Then hit RETURN to submit your request. This request is executed locally by means of Monkey's builtin CGI interface. This works with Monkey only!
Monkey supports client-side image maps. Click into one of the red areas
below ... 
The HTML forms interface allows you to define HTML documents containing forms to be filled out by users. The user fills out the form and presses a button indicating the form should be "submitted". The information on the form is sent to server for processing by a CGI program. Monkey is able to execute these programs (typically shell, Perl or Python scripts) locally, without the need of a server. Please feel free to test Monkey's form capabilities (this works with Monkey only!):
