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Update (January 1, 2017): I have now switched to using a modified version of code found in the font resizer WordPress plugin, but the code below is still useful on its own and as a tutorial on the topic.

A useful and common accessibility feature is a text size switcher. This is a tool that allows users to alter the size … [ Read more ]

Subjects: Fonts, JavaScript, Site Design (Architecture, Coding, UI, etc.)

• The JavaScript Source (formerly JavaScripts.com)
  The JavaScript Source is a repository of free “cut and paste” JavaScript code, nicely organized by category. Some tutorials are available as well.
• Create a multi-state image toolbar on your Web site with this JavaScript guide
  This document guides you through the process of using JavaScript and the DOM to build a three-state toolbar that accurately and

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Subjects: JavaScript, Site Design (Architecture, Coding, UI, etc.)

An alert box is a small dialog box that provides a user with important information. The most common uses are to inform (“alert box”) the user about errors (e.g., especially with form validation), to provide simple help messages, or to require confirmation (“confirmation box”) before allowing certain website actions. You’ll often see the confirmation box used before the applications performs a task that cannot be … [ Read more ]

Subjects: JavaScript, Site Design (Architecture, Coding, UI, etc.)

In my Web Site Security Checklist page, I refer you to an excellent article by Chad Perrin on TechRepublic. I now refer you to another good article by Mr. Perrin, “What is cross-site scripting?,” which talks about common security issues related to JavaScript.

Author: Chad Perrin | Source: “TechRepublic” | Subjects: JavaScript, Site Design (Architecture, Coding, UI, etc.)