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jquery Programming Glossary: designersMobile Safari: Javascript focus() method on inputfield only works with click? http://stackoverflow.com/questions/12204571/mobile-safari-javascript-focus-method-on-inputfield-only-works-with-click browsers do better if you do click .focus . But the designers of Safari on touchscreen devices realized it's annoying to users..
Turning two elements visible/hidden in the same div http://stackoverflow.com/questions/17725361/turning-two-elements-visible-hidden-in-the-same-div myself but it has apparently helped a lot of budding web designers grasp this concept jQuery Basics Implementing jQuery YouTube..
CSS parser/abstracter? How to convert stylesheet into object http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2226869/css-parser-abstracter-how-to-convert-stylesheet-into-object on browser or known unimplemented selectors. that way the designers developers just write a CSS3 stylesheet that is forward compatible..
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4145636/jquery-custom-attributes class or id attributes to not interfere with the html designers. Taking into account this idea the html should be pieces like.. with Jquery without interfering with the work of the html designers About the performance I suppose that with class attributes or..
How to capture enter key being pressed on pages containing multiple forms? http://stackoverflow.com/questions/764427/how-to-capture-enter-key-being-pressed-on-pages-containing-multiple-forms no submit buttons as in input type submit and instead the designers have gone for onclick handling. Here are two buttons that are.. no submit buttons as in input type submit and instead the designers have gone for onclick handling. This sounds to me like the designer..
Mobile Safari: Javascript focus() method on inputfield only works with click? http://stackoverflow.com/questions/12204571/mobile-safari-javascript-focus-method-on-inputfield-only-works-with-click is stingy when it comes to focus ing textboxes. Even some desktop browsers do better if you do click .focus . But the designers of Safari on touchscreen devices realized it's annoying to users when the keyboard keeps coming up so they made the focus..
Turning two elements visible/hidden in the same div http://stackoverflow.com/questions/17725361/turning-two-elements-visible-hidden-in-the-same-div the steps above . . . I haven't actually watched it myself but it has apparently helped a lot of budding web designers grasp this concept jQuery Basics Implementing jQuery YouTube video What does the .min mean You may notice that some of these..
CSS parser/abstracter? How to convert stylesheet into object http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2226869/css-parser-abstracter-how-to-convert-stylesheet-into-object and set all of the attributes manually maybe based on browser or known unimplemented selectors. that way the designers developers just write a CSS3 stylesheet that is forward compatible and have jquery sizzle do the work the browser won't...
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4145636/jquery-custom-attributes thinking about using custom attributes in Jquery to avoid using class or id attributes to not interfere with the html designers. Taking into account this idea the html should be pieces like ul Jquery CommonUl li Jquery CommonLi li li Jquery CommonLi.. of these custom attributes Do you know any way to program with Jquery without interfering with the work of the html designers About the performance I suppose that with class attributes or ids the jquery selectors are faster than using a custom attribute..
How to capture enter key being pressed on pages containing multiple forms? http://stackoverflow.com/questions/764427/how-to-capture-enter-key-being-pressed-on-pages-containing-multiple-forms to action. The application has been designed so there are no submit buttons as in input type submit and instead the designers have gone for onclick handling. Here are two buttons that are defined on one of the pages included for illustration opening.. . The application has been designed so there are no submit buttons as in input type submit and instead the designers have gone for onclick handling. This sounds to me like the designer doesn't fully comprehend DOM form events and is going..
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