Is it still worth using the traditional input element for buttons or can I start to use the HTML5 button right away?
I have couple of JSP pages in my application with couple of \"input\" tags of type \"text\" What I observed is, in Chrome, if the text field is in a \"form\" tag and if there is a form submission an
I know some Javascript, but just realized I know very little about cross-browser issues. Nasty little things like the this object in event callbacks in IE (as in xhr.onreadystatechange = function () {
I have a table where a select box goes in one on the <th> wrappers inside <thead>. Has anyone encountered a similar problem in Google Chrome, where the select box is unresponsive within t
<!DOCTYPE html> <html> <head> <meta charset=\"utf-8\" /> <title>Remote Control</title>
This scripts works in all browser\'s but IE7.. Overview: I got a page of products (li.prod). Each product has an image (li.prod div.mainpic img). That image has a title attributewhich I am using to a
Is there a good cross browser solution for splitting a single <ul> into two columns, or is the best approach still to use two separate lists floated next to each other?I\'m looking for a single
I am facing issue with a website which is currently on a test location. The problem is that the site loads incomplete for the first time on any browser and on 2nd time refreshing browser loads it co
1) If I\'m already using Modernizr, will I then even need HTML5 Shiv to e开发者_运维问答nable HTML5 tag support for IE?
I cannot disable the IE Compatibility mode button in IE9. M开发者_开发知识库y head and doctype look like this:
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