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Recently the latest version of the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) was approved and released, adding several new guidelines for developers to follow when making sure their website is as accessible as possible. Some of ...

It happens sometimes that a web page isn't using UTF-8, but there's a need to display UTF-8 data. ...

Visit nearly any website these days and there will be one or more groups of social icons inviting visitors to share the site or page with a social network or to follow the site's related page or feed on a social network....

Intelligent and careful use of JavaScript can enhance the user experience by providing not only the client-side functionality, but by completing the content....

It may happen that you need to open a second browser window to help your web application perform some additional action that you don't want to leave your current page to do....

There's a little trouble putting JavaScript variable values into HTML form elements when those values contain HTML encoded characters. Here's a simple solution to that problem....

Have you ever needed to manipulate some HTML in your Java code? Maybe you are working with some HTML fragments that need some decorating or you simply need to clean up some possibly bad syntax ...

The next major release of HTML, HTML5, is coming soon and I don’t know about you, but I am excited! The new specification has been in the works for several years now and is getting ...

Bizarre JavaScript errors surfaced after upgrading Spring and Spring MVC. Here's what we found. The problem appeared when we had a form-backing object that held a list of child objects and some complex JavaScript for interacting with the form. Spring's form tags starting at version 2.5 treat collections differently than in older versions, although this wasn't apparent at first....