To prevent a Web page from loading in someone else’s frame a simple JavaScript can be linked to - or inserted within - the <head> section of a Web page.
This JavaScript make clients/browsers break out of the frame of the foreign website’s Web page and land on your website’s Web page instead.
Continue Reading 2 comments Posted in JavaScript May 19th, 2006
The cursor property specifies what type of cursor should be displayed for a pointing device such as a mouse pointer. . .
Continue Reading 2 comments Posted in CSS April 18th, 2006
A very common operation when designing Web pages is to detect the browser type and browser version. This is called browser detection and is used to make sure that what is presented to the browser is compatible and handeld correctly.
There are many different methods to detect what browser a user have. The majority of these methods use either client-side or server-side scripts.
Conditional comments is a script-free client-side alternative to the more common scripted browser detection methods.
Continue Reading 10 comments Posted in XHTML March 9th, 2006
This weblog is a subsection of WebPelican, which is a website where I put all my Web and Internet programming related work as a student at the Department of Computer and System Sciences in Stockholm, Sweden.
Continue Reading Add comment Posted in Miscellaneous March 7th, 2006
Nowadays frames are not quite as widespread as they used to be, which is good, since frames have quite a few drawbacks. You have probably heard of these drawbacks before:
Continue Reading 10 comments Posted in CSS March 7th, 2006
