Justin Cooney

Web Development Tips and Examples

Category: HTML

  • If there’s one down-side to JQuery UI dialogs, then it’s that they can be too simple to use and too much of the actual logic is hidden from the developer’s view. This can easily end up with surprising behavior which can only be described as the control trying to be too clever and to do…

  • The JavaScript querySelector (and the related querySelectorAll) functions give you a lot of control over elements on your page since these functions support using CSS Selectors. You can target elements on your page in a number of different ways using CSS selector syntax which will likely save you a lot of time and effort. As…

  • In this example I will explain how to call HTML page elements in nested child iFrames. This can be handy if, for example, you want to get something a user has entered into a text entry box that is contained in an embedded iFrame, or even in a nested set of iFrames several levels deep.