I\'m trying 开发者_如何学Cto make a horizontal rule with some text in the middle. For example: ----------------------------------- my title here -----------------------------
So I\'m trying to get jQuery to make the following selection: $(\"a[href=#/example]\") and I have an anchor <a href=\"#/example\">ex</a>.
I know that in general, we want to check for the presence of specific properties that a browser will have, rather than digging into the user agent string, bu开发者_运维技巧t I have a special circumsta
I wrote some jQuery code that works perfectly in Chrome/Safari, somewhat in Firefox, and hardly at all in IE8.
I\'m building a support form for my application. I\'d like the user to include their Operating System and Browser they are using, catch is the general users either don\'t care to look this stuff up or
Here\'s what I\'m seeing for the markup provided below. None of the browsers are keeping the textareas in the container which is inconvenient but not that big of an issue. However, what is annoying is
I\'m working on a project to develop a cross-browser testing web app.Simply put, I\'m tired of having to maintain multiple browsers on the same system and IE in VMware solely for the purpose of testin
I am using a hero slider on the following page that allows user to change between 5 slides. It works as it should in Firefox but isn\'t working in chrome or safari and I can\'t seem to find the cause
When been looking ZeptoJs and started to assume if I would be able to remove all IE&Firefox specific stuff I would get very small jQuery file.
What is the best way programatically on a webpage (using jquery/javascript/html/asp.net/css anything realy) to display a message for users of IE 7 and below?
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