Google chrome sends multiple requests to fetch a page, and that\'s -apparently- not a bug, but a feature. And we as developers just have to deal with it.
jQuery has an attr() method which retrieves the value of a given HTML attribute. For instance: var foo = document.getElementById(\"foo\");
I\'ll try to be short and clean. I did website for friend, although she says some people complain about pink quote field to cover the text area, I\'ve tried this on different PCs, browsers but haven\'
I\'m having a problem with a page. Basically what happens is that the code belowin firefox it doesn\'t 开发者_JAVA技巧display the images, in Chrome it shows the images, but sometimes it doesn\'t show
sorry if my english bad.. let\'s to the point here my HTML: <input type=\"text\" name=\"hostname\" onkeypress=\"return keyPressHostName(event)\">
I have a problem with the display of the image scroller in my page on my site in IE and the entire menu doesnt display properly in Google chrome, only in Mozilla,
My basic idea is to just a div for highlighting lines. For IE it works great.However, in FF I am having a problem.Is there a standards way people use to do that same function?
I was googling, about how to fix compability problem .... and i get this to force ie8 to latest version ie
I\'m sending emails with an HTML version for capable clients (isn\'t that virtually all nowadays?).My worry is how to style it.Do I use inline css?Can I include the stylesheet in the html?Does the htm
have a look at my site : http://www.searchr.us. 开发者_StackOverflow Its loading fine with all the effects in FF and Chrome but not in IE ..Whats the problem ?