Category Internet Explorer
More sophisticated way to talk with your web page (and users too!). ‘Navayan CSS Popup’ makes it possible to accommodate the power of HTML5 and CSS3, to keep aside javascript dependency and saves development and testing time.
The days of writing huge CSS are gone out! There are ways to style your CSS for the entire project. YUI’s CSS Reset is the base of today’s CSS Reset rules. Meyer and HTML5Doctor made it simple. But there are chances to make it more optimize and global.
Here is my cross-browser compatible CSS Reset Framework…
IFRME was introduced in Microsoft Internet Explorer from version 5.5. Since then it has been used in many websites. Iframe used to fetch data/information from following sources: Contents of another file Contents of another page within same website Contents of… Continue Reading →
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I had used the jQuery form validation plugin to validate a form with jQuery ‘rules’ in one of my Ruby on Rails projects. It worked fine but I was stuck when it comes to display a DIV block on ‘onchange’… Continue Reading →
Most of the developers feel pain when it comes to IE6. Actually it is a positive result for a developer to handle IE6 related issues through either CSS or Javascript or any server side language. Here we will focus on… Continue Reading →