I am currently developing a site which requires a print option on the page. When clicked this button fires a script that prints all contents within a <span id=\'printArea\'></span>.
Ma开发者_如何学JAVAny people still use IE 6 and other lower version browser. HTML5 is new, many browsers don\'t fully support it.
I have this HTML code with multiple inputs with the same name: <input type=\"hidden\" value=\"42\" name=\"authors\" />
We have started developing an application for location aware emergency service. The users can connect through computer,smart phone or even through WAP. We want to use cloud servers (GAE or AWS). We wa
<html> <body> <iframe width=\'500\' height=\'500\' frameborder=\'0\' src=\'https://spreadsheets.google.com/ccc?key=0ApILEVmEy4YHdGRTdGZNTWd1cmc2c0RPN0dtSnZGWHc&hl=en\'>
I\'m trying to check if the browser supports onHashChange or not to hide some code from it if not, in this way:
In this article http://www.kashit.org/design/css/ultimate-guide-to-techniques-for-cross-browser-css/ under section \"Fixing IE Box Model Bug\" author wrote
I\'m in need of inserting a Hack to a web page, so it works well on IE7.0 But I\'m having issues with the way I\'m doing things. It should be simple.
Take a look at this screenshot from Firefox: The two left and right arrows are translucent text, at 20% and 80% opacity. The text has a text-shadow style applied. The images behind them also have v
I have been curious about better ways to cross browser test than those screenshot services or maintaining my own array of VMs to VNC into. Then today I found crossbrowsertesting.com (which seems to al
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