You can't use the <!-- --> tags to hide scripts from the rendering engine anymore. The script in those tags is now hidden from the browser too. But you do not need to hide them from newer browsers.

The real problem is getting the page to render correctly after you make a change, in either system.

Changing one table cell should cause the entire row to resize. But some browsers do not change...

It really can't be done in a way that works on all browsers. The web was designed so that you do not know what size the browser window is, and with no way to fit something exactly to the browser...

You have typos in your style (the : must touch the style).

It is impossible to center stuff vertically on the browser window in a way that works on all computers.

Never think of a web page as a...

It is better to fix the deficiencies in your code, rather than trying to make separate CSS sheets for different browsers:

1. Validate your html/xhtml with the W3C validator. Repair all code that...

Because the script is placed before the form in the html, the rendering parser has not yet read the form tag, so it does not yet know what the id "eb" is when the script runs.

Place scripts after...

I hate that code too. because it destroys my browser history. Often I want to use the BACK button to get back to where I was before. Greedy sites that use such code prevent me from getting back.

Right.

Visibility also has a "collapse" property.

I thought you didn't want the structure to change.

Administrator policies can be used on company owned computers to disable this key.

The problem you really have is that this key is part of Windows and the browser, not part of your program. To...

This is a legal matter. The year doesn't matter. Our property rights should be the same in any year. You do not have any right to modify the behavior of any computer you do not own. That includes any...

If the script is embedded in the web page, it might be finding and matching itself.

Replace the manager with one who can write code.:icon_cheesygrin:

The only real way to set page properties is to put them into a stylesheet used by all files. But that means that each page must...

It must be a server-side script. It can't be done in JavaScript.

Are you constantly repainting them? If so, you need to not repaint them until an object changes color. Then repaint it only once.

This depends on what is in the object module at the time the script loads. Scripts can not see dynamic changes made to web pages, unless the script is keeping track of the changes it makes itself.
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JavaScript can't access the file system of a computer.

Webpage components: yes.

Files: no.

Display has the attribute 'hidden', not 'none'.

This is a security violation.

It is normally a security violation for any web page (origin known or unknown) to mess with the file system on the browser's computer without permission of the owner...

Go into your browser settings and disable JavaScript.

Or copy the html file and edit out the code in the copy.

You can't call a function that is below the function you call it from. Move endSlide up above slidetick.

You do not understand how the Internet works. If they can see it, they have already downloaded it.

It has to be downloaded before they can see it. So the image is ALREADY on their computer by the...

One script can't see new objects another script creates. It sees only the original document structure at the time the page opened.

To start with, you can't put script tags inside script tags. You can't put ANY tags inside script tags. It's better to use an external .js file.

CAPITAL letters are deprecated in tag, attribute,...

The back button belongs to the user, NOT TO YOU. It is not yours to disable.

I am getting tired of people who want to own take over other people's computers for their own selfish purposes (usually...

You have to call a function in the script from the body of the page for it to execute. Otherwise, it just sits there.

I hope the voting server can take the Independent Voting System (yes/no/abstain on each choice, score is yes minus no). The standard way people vote in elections is mathematically flawed.

Use the "Save as web page" option in the File menu.

Notice that html can't access a spreadsheet on your computer. You have to upload the changed web page after any changes to the spreadsheet.

You are making a copy of the array with your function declaration. Then, when you return from the function, the copy is not copied back to the original.

Either address the array globally (don't...

That sounds like a job that would never be done, because while you are writing the huge amount of code to do that, the services will change their pages, so you would have to start over.

Use a regular button with the word RESET on the face. Use it to call a function to put default values in the ones you want to reset. I wrote several of these.

You don't have anything between the opening and closing span tags. This causes the tag to fail to render at all.

I am building pages that work the same (or very nearly the same) on both.

Tips:

1. Don't put surrounding styles (margin, border, padding) in the same styles or tags as size styles (height,...

Are you going for some kind of award for the hardest to create webpage in history?

And I suppose you don't want the curves to change shape if the button stretches the image.

The only way I can...

Name is deprecated. Use ID.

You have a scoping problem. You are using the names in onmouseover and onmouseout attributes outside the area where those names are defined. You need external scripts ...

There is NO way to exactly fill a screen vertically that works on all browsers, screen resolutions, and viewport sizes.

- It's impossible to make a page that fits perfectly in the vertical...

Use the onclick option on a web page object to call a JS function that sets the checked value to true.

You can't use getElementById to access elements added by a script. It can see only the original ID list present at the time the page loads.

You will have trouble with IE, because it won't update the screen until the script stops running, or an alert appears.

HTML can't do that. It can't do anything but display web pages. The only way it can display a graph is if the graph is in an image file. Why do you want HTML?

You need Microsoft Office instead....