Cross-browser refers to the ability of a website, web application, HTML construct or client-side script to function in environments that provide its required features and to bow out or degrade gracefully when features are absent or lacking.
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File listing layout
I am designing a very basic file listing layout in HTML and CSS. Although its working but I would like to know if the following code could be improved upon so that its more good and follows the best ...
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User agent classification using switch (true)
I've seen usage of switch(true) multiple times and have used it myself today instead of multiple elseif`s. Here is the case I ...
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Cross browser JavaScript implementation of xhr
I wrote a small, cross browser compliant implementation of xhr requests in client JavaScript that closely follows the jQuery $.ajax() API and standards. The goal is ...
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Converting an SVG polygon path from relative to absolute coordinates
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I developed a function that aims to (should) provide a simple and effective method to transform a polygon ...
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IE compatibility mode detection
This method is written for much larger Web application, but I just extracted it and added class and main method around it so that it can be debugged locally.
Browser detection is done in another ...
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Implementing a cross-browser event utility as an exercise
I am currently learning JavaScript and created this cross-browser event utility as a learning exercise. It was not meant to be used in production code, and I just tried to cover only the cases that I'...
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Re-writing rough JS code with loads of jQuery plugins
I want to include about 10 jQuery plugins in a project but do so in a better way than just pasting them into a JS file.
I want to capture various device data and other data passed from the server-...
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querySelectorAll shim for non-IE browsers
Every shim I have seen for this function has used the IE-only CSS expression trick. While there's no denying it's effective, it's made useless if the browser is not ...
