I would just like to confirm if Firefox can\'t interpret <section> tag? I created a website and tested it on Chrome and Safari. Everything was fine until I tested it on firefox and it was horrib
开发者_运维技巧Normally I would use: window.openDialog(); then in that Window\'s body element\'s onload event call
In the example below, return false does not seem to prevent the default action after the link is clicked (because the page scrolls to the top) in Firefox 3.6 or Chrome 10 but works in Internet Explore
After starting a new Rails 3.0.5 project, I am surprised a little to find that the DOCTYPE it uses is html 5
Problem: I am currently creating a webpage layout using divs and css rather than an HTML table layout. I want, of course, for this to be able to operate across all major browsers.
Here is my site: http://smartpeopletalkfast.co.uk/ppr14/ Their are some PNGs that fade in which also have transparency. When I test on IE8 this creates a black border around them while they fade in,
Here is my site: http://smartpeopletalkfast.co.uk/ppr14/ In IE7 sometimes the last link in the menu \'contact\' is being pushed down to the next level, and other times it\'s not.
I\'ve got a web page which needs to be able to load files into the DOM from the local machine on which the browser is running. I\'ve found that this is very easy to do using the HTML 5 File API.
I have IE9 and its feature to view page in different versions is great开发者_如何学编程. But i have a problem:
I have a textbox in a form. I have given style=\"width: 370px;” While browsing in Firefox its alignment is correct with all other fields in this form. But in IE It\'s need to increase little more. i.
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