Firefox 2 and Firefox 3 don’t render the same. Also, Firebug 1.0 is less buggy than Firebug 1.2. So, at this point, it really is necessary to run multiple versions of Firefox in your development environment, similar to how most of us have been running IE6 and IE7 on the same machine for years. [...]
This post is about Scott La Plant of Apptastik. While I prefer this blog to be only about web technology implementation, I fear I must stray from the implementation perspective for one post and focus on a web technology personnel warning. Unfortunately, I feel it is my duty to inform and warn [...]
XHTML Elements, their meaning, semantics and attributes
<ELEMENT>
Element Name
Block, Inline, etc.
Element’s Parents
Element’s Children 3
Browser Presentation
Attributes1
Comments
Elements occuring outside the body element
<!DOCTYPE>
Document Type Declaration
Not Displayed
first line
none
-
Required. Should be first in the document
<html>
html
root element
<head> and <body>
-
xmlns
Required
<head>
document head
Not Displayed
<html>
<base>, <link>, <meta>, <style>, <script>, <title>
other than the title, all [...]
JQuery is a lightweight JavaScript library that helps you quickly develop events, animations, and AJAX interactions.
In this tutorial we go over the following:
Setting up your environment
$(’document’).ready() replaces onLoad()
Return a DOM object or objects
innerHTML and textNodes
Child and Sibling nodes and appending the DOM
Parent nodes and appending them to the DOM
Removing DOM elements and text nodes
Replacing [...]
We all know that JavaScript can trip you up. Here are a 15 common traps that can trip you up when coding javascript. You likely know most of the code on the page, but if you keep these 15 gotchas in your mind, coding and debugging will be less of a headache:
Case sensitivity: Variable [...]
