My JavaScript Blog

• The Best Place to Attach JavaScript 15 March, 2010
  When it comes to modern unobtrusive JavaScript the only references to JavaScript in your HTML should be script tags to reference the external scripts that handle everything else that is JavaScript related. There are two possible places to put those script tags and here we look at the pros and cons of each. The Best Place to Attach JavaScript The Best Place t […]
• Properties of RegExp 14 March, 2010
  Regular Expressions capture a lot of information about your text in a number of properties. When you process a Regular Expression it can not only update the text string that you are processing it against. There are many properties associated with Regular Expressions and some of these can be set to change the way the expression is processed while others retur […]
• Analog Clocks 13 March, 2010
  Old JavaScripts never die, they just get rewritten. In between writing new scripts and tutorials, I occasionally revisit old scripts and look into what needs to be done to update them. Some time after first writing them I revisited both my original analog clock script and also the more recently written multi-clock version to see what needed to be done to mod […]
• Bubbles 12 March, 2010
  JavaScript can enhance a theme web site. Is the subject of your site something to do with the sea or water? Give your visitors a sense of actually being there. This JavaScript gives your web page an underwater feel with bubbles slowly making their way up the page. BubblesBubbles originally appeared on About.com Focus on JavaScript on Friday, March 12th, 2010 […]
• Enhanced Suckerfish Menu 11 March, 2010
  The best menus are still functional when JavaScript is disabled. The suckerfish dropdown menu was the name given to the first dropdown menu for web pages designed using just HTML and CSS with no JavaScript required (except to handle some CSS support that is missing from Internet Explorer). In my version of this menu I have also added some further JavaScript […]