Please note that some of these documents use features in HTML 3.0 and/or those that are currently implemented only in ViolaWWW. So if you're using other browsers to view these docs, some things may not come out, and/or as expected.

ViolaWWW Demo Documents

Welcome to the ViolaWWW Software Central. This site will provide up to date information on the software, and will generally collect ViolaWWW related demo documents.

Viola Intro. This is an overview paper on viola interpreter system and the ViolaWWW broswer.

A small collection of HTML tests and demo documents

Multiple columns formatting

Demo of the <HPANE> tag for horizontal panning capability.

Tables

Sample of tables, as described in HTML+.

Accordion lists

Dynamic collapsible/expandable list.

Input Forms

Demo of input forms.

HTML samples

Various HTML elements.

Figures

Shows use of invisible figure anchors.

Paragraphs

Paragraph with style decorative icons. Usage to be changed to conform to HTML+.

PRE

Use of <PRE> tag. (also shows usage of table and <INSERT>)

IMG

Use of inlined images.

Tag parsing tests

Some tricky SGML tag parsing cases.

Anchors

Anchor referencing cases.

Latin-1 entities

Also, shows use of tables.

SideBar Pane

Use of a non scrolling sidebar region.

Random viola specific demos

Chess board demo

A chess board that is under construction, not hooked up to a server yet, but is sort of interesting as an example of a "customized input form" implemented with viola objects.

Doodle

A doodling "program" as WWW "document".

Group Talk

Web Group talk. (DISABLED... don't try)

Wave

Sine wave ploting gadget as WWW doc.

Stylesheet test

Demo of stylesheet capabilities.

A screendump sample.

Monitor demo

Demo of a continuously updating field.

Monitor Tool demo

Demo of a continuously updating field. In-the-toolbar version.

Internal Demos

Plot Interface

Interface to plotting program backend.

Just the screendump

Votable pages

Page1, Page2, Page3.

Orderable page. (NOT YET)

Stock ticker taper. (also see the Monitor demos above)

Development continues, during the author's spare time. If you have any comments, suggestions, bug-reports, whatever, at all, please feel free to send them to me or viola@ora.com.