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SCRIPT REQUIREMENTS |
Below are a few items to keep in mind when posting a Java Script to one of your HTML
documents:
You'll Need a Higher Level Browser
My suggestion is to head to the Netscape -or- Explorer Home Page and download the highest
version your computer can handle.
Place the Script in the HEAD Commands
Placing your Java Script between the HEAD and /HEAD commands will ensure it is compiled
and run first. It also sets it apart from the rest of the page's text.
Denote Image Height and Width
Java Scripts are a little picky. They like for everything on the page to be
denoted. This includes adding the Height and Width of each image.
Hide the Script from Less-Powerful Browsers
Java Script is text. If the browser viewing your page does not have Java capabilities, the
text is displayed. You can hide the text from earlier-version browsers by adding
<!- at the beginning of the script and --> at the end of your script. This
will not affect the script's performance.Keep the
Shape
Java Scripts often like to retain their shape. You should make a point of editing your
Java Script/HTML documents in a text editor that does not have margins as a "wrap
around" setting may disrupt the Script's form, thus corrupting it. Suggestions
for editing Java Script/HTML Documents include Notepad (IBMs), Simple Text (MACs), or
turning off the word wrap in your current HTML editor.
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