Today we are going to take a step further down the path of JavaScript greatness. Last time we learned a whole bunch about the basics of JavaScript. We learned what a variable is, how we can store information into them and how we can use that information. We also learned how to make a function and pass variables to a function in two different ways. We even learned about if else conditions.
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I have been developing web sites and internet applications for many years now and there are many things that have bug me about design approaches but the one that always and still sticks out is the lack of PNG 24 alpha transparency in IE’s rendering engine.
Today I wanted to write a quick demonstration of how to do a simple form validation. Here you will learn how to make sure that certain form fields are filled before any data is allowed to be sent off.
Ok today I am going to extent our pure CSS hide and display method a little bit and add a few extra behavior controls. Basically I was requested quite a few times to keep displaying our content even after our mouse has hovered off our hide and display elements.
Basiclly there are three areas that JavaScript can be broken down into for one to gather a great grasp of just the basics. The three areas are as follows: