Posts in the Browsers category

Want to know how to spell check an entire web page in Firefox? Or how to add spell-checking to fields that do not have it by default? Read on for more.

Many people find it easier to use the tab key to cycle through the various fields of a form in a web page. If you are using a browser in MacOSX, you will find that you cannot use the tab key to access checkboxes or radio buttons... instead you have to use the mouse/trackpad. Read on for a solution.

If you use the Microsoft filter CSS property to allow support for an alpha transparent PNG on an element, any links directly within that element are not clickable (in Internet Explorer 6 only). The problem is explained and a solution put forward that will make your links clickable again.

The disappearing caret issue in Firefox is very annoying. There are many variations of this bug, most with fixes or workarounds. This fix is for the case where input elements on top of a fixed element do not have a caret.

Find out how you can use alpha transparency successfully across all browsers - and specifically IE 6 for Windows.

Conditional comments are totally valid markup (for HTML as well as XHTML doctypes) that cause IE browsers running in Windows to parse the contents of the commented markup.