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[Javascript] Snow on page - exportation412290 - 04-18-2012
I copy/pasted from:
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RE: [Javascript] Snow on page - frustrated338 - 04-18-2012
This is not really HTML code, this is JavaScript. Also try using the code tags. And it might be actually better to just post a link to the website with collection of examples, instead copy-pasting it from the website into a bunch of threads with no contribution on your own...
RE: [Javascript] Snow on page - layette485034 - 04-19-2012
agree with Frooxius , bro when a html code start then write <html>.....</html>
RE: [Javascript] Snow on page - forbearance422 - 04-19-2012
I also agree with you
but each to use html and java script codes believe I understand <html>.....</html>
RE: [Javascript] Snow on page - killen450 - 04-19-2012
It's notabout enclosing <html> ... </html> tags, it's about tags in general. You can post a HTML code snippet that's not contained within these tags (so it's not a full page) and it's still a full HTML code, but... HTML is a markup language, it contains tags, it doesn't allow you to describe any logic itself, just a way to mark and describe content.
The code you presented is JavaScript and it uses HTML DOM to interact with the HTML elements, but the language is JavaScript which you can tell by the syntax and the fact that it's the most common language for website scripting.
RE: [Javascript] Snow on page - kendy219 - 04-21-2012
renamed to Javascript, added tags and please for god sake use code tags and name properly next time.