Comments on: Hover for non-anchor elements in IE6 http://blog.delivi.info/javascript/hover-for-non-anchor-elements-in-ie6/ Sun, 06 Jul 2008 23:06:15 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 By: Shaun http://blog.delivi.info/javascript/hover-for-non-anchor-elements-in-ie6/#comment-57 Shaun Mon, 31 Mar 2008 06:02:33 +0000 http://blog.delivi.info/javascript/hover-for-non-anchor-elements-in-ie6/#comment-57 I will try this now on a project, it's always IE6 that is a pain in the @$$ ;) How does this/your method compare to the other methods of doing :hover on non-links in IE? Is your way better? I will try this now on a project, it’s always IE6 that is a pain in the @$$ ;)

How does this/your method compare to the other methods of doing :hover on non-links in IE? Is your way better?

]]> By: livingston http://blog.delivi.info/javascript/hover-for-non-anchor-elements-in-ie6/#comment-53 livingston Mon, 25 Feb 2008 04:22:32 +0000 http://blog.delivi.info/javascript/hover-for-non-anchor-elements-in-ie6/#comment-53 Hi Anton, the "$().ready(function()" loads as soon as the DOM is registered by the browser which allows for showing the stuff immediately when the user first sees the page elements. Hi Anton, the “$().ready(function()” loads as soon as the DOM is registered by the browser which allows for showing the stuff immediately when the user first sees the page elements.

]]> By: Anton Kudris http://blog.delivi.info/javascript/hover-for-non-anchor-elements-in-ie6/#comment-51 Anton Kudris Fri, 22 Feb 2008 20:33:47 +0000 http://blog.delivi.info/javascript/hover-for-non-anchor-elements-in-ie6/#comment-51 oopps... tags have been stripped... in original it was "to put initialization into [header] tag" and "... right after [/body]" oopps… tags have been stripped…
in original it was “to put initialization into [header] tag” and “… right after [/body]“

]]> By: Anton Kudris http://blog.delivi.info/javascript/hover-for-non-anchor-elements-in-ie6/#comment-50 Anton Kudris Fri, 22 Feb 2008 20:32:30 +0000 http://blog.delivi.info/javascript/hover-for-non-anchor-elements-in-ie6/#comment-50 Hey Livi, that's not a really good idea to put initialization into If you read carefully what smart people thing about markup and code optimization - you'll notice that it's advisable to put all script AT THE end of html... right before that will greatly speed up page loading for user btw... I'm not really familiar with jQuery (most of my job done with Prototype or mootools).. so is $().ready(function() intended to be run _after_ page has been fully loaded and DOM parsed... or not? :) Hey Livi, that’s not a really good idea to put initialization into
If you read carefully what smart people thing about markup and code optimization - you’ll notice that it’s advisable to put all script AT THE end of html… right before
that will greatly speed up page loading for user

btw… I’m not really familiar with jQuery (most of my job done with Prototype or mootools).. so is $().ready(function() intended to be run _after_ page has been fully loaded and DOM parsed… or not? :)

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