Posts Tagged “standards”
Targeting Browsers, Why It’s a Good Idea
Gone are the days where you need a message like, “This site is best viewed with Netscape 4” on the front page of your site, right? Well maybe, then again maybe not.
A Nuance of Preventing Default
One of the most common operations when assigning event handlers is to prevent the default action the event normally triggers. In the case of an anchor for example, the click event of an anchor triggers the default behaviour of following the URI specified in the href attribute. So the browser’s default action when clicking the [...]
Be Lazy, Let the Browser Do the Work for You
Imagine you work for a company that has an online product catalog and that your job is to maintain the product images. Now imagine your boss comes to you and says, “here’s a list of a thousand products that need to have ’40% off’ put on them, and we need it for tomorrow, noon.” So [...]
Microformats, English only?
Experiencing the Microformats growing pains first hand