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This script takes a series of known named checkboxes and checks or uncheck them all at once. It can even change each checkbox to the opposite checked or not checked value. Clever for loops.
Use this script to delay the loading of a particular image. It can be used to delay the loading of large images or banner advertisements. A smaller image is loaded first, which can be transparent or blank. After a designated amount of time the larger image will load in place of the smaller one.
In place of the boring 'Last Updated' script, you can use this script. It does everything and more - it gives the page title, the day the page was last updated, and if the page has been updated since the visitor's last visit all in a cool little table!
See how well you can do in trying to remember a random face. Addictive!
When a page has performed it's purpose, a cookie can be set to redirect the browser to a different page on subsequent visits. Easily implemented.
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Over time the limitations shrank as developers moved from simple flowing text pages to using table elements to define designs to using div elements in cooperation with CSS definitions to create modern day layouts.
In the early days of web development the restrictions on how a page could be laid out were extremely limiting. With HTML5 the trend shifts a bit from removing restrictions to adding structure to HTML elements that are related to content layout. In this article we'll explore the basics of an HTML5 page structure with four new elements: header, nav, section and footer.
In this installment on error handling in JavaScript, we'll be taking a look at how to code your exception handling in JavaScript in a way that takes browser discrepancies into account.
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