i\'m using a validation plugin(position absolute) and it\'s works in firefox but don\'t in chrome. i detected issue is in .find() Jquery method, works different in both browsers.
Yikes! I\'ve been a developer for many years and have always tried to emphasize code that is compatible with as many systems as possible.
I am using a free site. that free site has a free app. In that free app I can run PHP code from my server.
In http://www.milburndentonmoore.com/newsite/#contact, the sign-up form has a blue gradient 开发者_开发百科background. Its supposed to be gray like the rest of the page. It\'s looking fine in Chrome a
Is this code safe in all major browsers? var 开发者_JAVA技巧string = \'123\' alert(string[1] == \'2\') // should alert true
My problem design is seen here (using browser not IE). And the target design is observed in browser IE. It is a basic design consisting of 4 divs: A parent container div, a \'left\' div, a \'right\' d
My code: <td wid开发者_高级运维th=\"70\" height=\"60\"> <a href=\"images/Gallery1/6.jpg\" rel=\"lightbox\" title=\"my title\" >
I am working on a WordPress theme using the WordPress Boilerplate as a base (HTML5 Boilerplate + another WordPress base theme). Can be seen here:
CSS .help { background: url(\"/images/info.png\") no-repeat scroll center center transparent; cursor: pointer;
If you take a look at this site the site is displayed fine in IE, FF, Chrome, h开发者_StackOverflow中文版owever, if you look at it with Safari, it hides the site? Can\'t quite seem to figure out what
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