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Behavior
Microsoft implemented the behavior attribute of Cascading Stylesheets in a way that enabled object-oriented programming to enter the world of Web authoring. By encapsulating dHTML in an external object, the properties and methods of that object can be used. A Web page can then use these objects with the behavior attribute. This means, for example, that a Web author no longer has to perform an explicit browser detection.