WML is the coding language used for creating 'wireless' Web sites. Follow these simple steps to getting your wireless site on-line.

Are mobile device users missing out on your stellar Web content? Get hip to some wireless wizardry with Paul as he covers WML, WAP, and other exciting acronyms. (Webmonkey)

This tutorial explains what WAP and WML are and how they can be used. (W3Schools)

Do you know what are WML, WMLScript, and WAP? Learn the basic terminology of the wireless world. (Doc JavaScript)

WAP homepages are not very different from HTML homepages. Get the basics here. (W3Schools)

This tutorial shows you how you can use PHP in conjunction with WML to serve dynamic content to a WAP-enabled wireless device. (Zend)

This complete WML Tag Reference should be of great benefit to anyone learning WML. (W3Schools)

This short tutorial demonstrates how to use the timer function. (W3Schools)

Do you know how to use WML's event handlers? Learn how to implement a help card with WMLScript. (Doc JavaScript)

Welcome to the wireless world. Learn the basics of WAP, WML, and WMLScript. Download the Nokia WAP Toolkit and simulate your new WML deck and WMLScript script. (Doc JavaScript)

This tutorial demonstrates how to grab the Slashdot headlines in both XML and WML format and convert these to HTML. A must read if you ever need to do this. (4Guys)

Do you know how the Options soft keys are derived for cellular phones? Learn how to combine data entry and computations on the same card. (Doc JavaScript)

Do you have any idea how does a WML code looks like? Learn how to write WML cards and how to assembe WML decks. (Doc JavaScript)

Do you know how the Options soft keys are derived for cellular phones? Learn how to combine data entry and computations on the same card. (Doc JavaScript)