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Accessibility

Thursday November 20, 2008
Coding your JavaScript the right way can enhance your visitor's experience of your site.

Not all of the people visiting your site will have JavaScript enabled. If you code your web page so that it relies on the JavaScript to work then these visitors will be presented with a broken site. If you code your JavaScript the modern way then your site will still be usable to those without JavaScript and will simply work better for those who do have it enabled.

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September 3, 2007 at 10:43 am
(1) Seferm says:

I am trying to control the width of my new web page, which will be 100% so that if the window is 1272 or more, then how can I make the web page to be not more than 1000 pixel width?

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