Following are some of the best practices that you could follow while working with jQuery: Plugins: Please avoid unnecessary use of plugins If a plugin is being used, respect the authors work and ensure that the plugin file is reused with the license comments intact If you are writing a reusable functionality in the code, … Continue reading Best Practices for jQuery Developers
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With div design catching up, we end up having issues with the stretching div to the max height. Most of the time this is noticed in the footer section, which has to always stretch to the edge of the browser scroll. I came across of a browser compatible solution to this problem and thought of … Continue reading div with 100% height
Recently one of my clients came up with a wonderful spec that really held me speechless. Each and every minute details were so crisp and clear that both the developers and testers had to do graveyard shifts. One of them was the Pixel level testing that was requested. I am sharing some of my thoughts … Continue reading Pixel by Pixel Testing
Wrapping text through CSS is quite a necessary evil when your Analyst come up with jargons that stretches 15-20 charactors... 😉 So here's the deal. If you need to wrap text through CSS, you can use the CSS selector defined below: Wrap words through CSS /* In CSS */ .wrapword{ white-space: -moz-pre-wrap !important; /* Mozilla, … Continue reading Wrap text through CSS
Javascript is evolving. With newer version, more commands, new functionalities gets added. To get to know the version of javascript your browser supports, just save the following code as html and load it in your browser: <script type="text/javascript"> var jsver = 1.0; </script> <script language="Javascript1.1"> jsver = 1.1; </script> <script language="Javascript1.2"> jsver = 1.2; </script> … Continue reading How to get the javascript version?
Although this is not recommended by W3C, out of popular interest, i feel like posting the solution to this problem. The problem, being the fact that IE went ahead and allowed people to customise its scrollbars, while the gecko browsers like Firefox, Opera does not allow user styles to custom browser styles. For IE scrollbar settings, … Continue reading Changing scroll bar color in Gecko Browsers
This is a help reference for those sites, which are javascript critical. You can use this in a page to which you redirect in your javascript disabled scenario. Microsoft Internet Explorer 1. On the Tools dropdown menu, click Internet Options, and then click the Security tab. 2. Click on the earth «Internet» icon, and then … Continue reading How to enable javascript in various browsers – help file
