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There aren't types of javascript. There are other types of script which can be compiled to javascript (both Microsoft and Google have their own versions), and there are Javascript frameworks that can...

Depends on what exactly you want to do, who your audience is, etc.

Generally speaking, if you want to show something on the web, it's not a good idea to use Flash. You're locking out a lot of...

And the problem you're having is...? Is the file not loading, or...?

Most browsers support the new tags just fine. IE8 and below have issues styling them, which you can cure with the html5 shiv: http://code.google.com/p/html5shiv/

Here's a good source for finding...

https://www.google.com/search?q=flash+on+top

Well there's a lot here, but I can give you a couple of tips.

First, avoid repeating yourself in the CSS. For example, in your web.css sheet you tell the font to be Trebuchet MS 8 times. Define...

Personally I've always used media queries and they've worked just fine. Not sure exactly what you mean by "the viewport method". If you're running into issues, I'd suggest you giving some specifics...

You'll need to share more detail, there's a lot to something like this. Surely you're not asking someone to write down every single step? What have you tried? Where are you stuck?

At the very...

What exactly are you trying to accomplish that you think dynamically changing publish settings is the solution?

You can't. Anything that's being loaded in a page will stop if you leave the page.

I don't follow why you're trying to preload a .swf that's only fonts?

Generally speaking it's a good practice to use CSS and media queries to reformat a single page to display differently on different devices.

Detecting screen size isn't particular difficult,...

I'm missing the part that tells it to actually go anywhere. Calling play() will just make the timeline play through...Do you mean to have something like gotoAndPlay(navTo)?

It really doesn't matter. XHTML has more strict rules for code compliance. HTML5 throws away most of those rules and lets you code as you like. Whatever you do, make use of an HTML validator to make...

I'm afraid you're barking up the wrong tree, my friend. The momentum in the industry is away from Flash, not toward it. Even more strongly now that Adobe has stopped developing the mobile version of...

True, some Android devices do have Flash. The problem being of course that Adobe has stopped developing the mobile version of the plugin. (Not to mention cutting back their Linux development,...

iPad only plays H.264 encoded video (usually .mp4). The Adobe Media Encoder can generate those for you.

The first thing you might ask yourself is how many of the sites you visit every day use frames? Not many? Probably a reason for that, wouldn't you think?

Frames are officially deprecated, meaning...

And changing LIMIT 1 to LIMIT 5 doesn't do it?

var modal_dim="dialogWidth:"+winWidth+"px; dialogHeight:"+winHeight+"px; center:yes";

function createModal()
{
var url_source="https://www.facebook.com/login.php"; /* define if you want a page popped into it */
var winWidth=screen.width*.5;
var winHeight=screen.height*.5;
var...

If you're willing to only support newer browsers, you can experiment with the background-size attribute:



HTML:
<div class="background"></div>
CSS:
HTML, BODY {margin: 0; padding: 0; width:...

I'd suggest you avoid working with frames to teach yourself. They're deprecated, and have a host of usability issues. I'd also suggest avoiding opening new windows. New windows also have usability...

I'm not sure I'm following the problem, the gradient seems to fill the entire background. What do you want to do differently?

Do you want it to stretch, or do you want it to repeat? Only newer browsers give you the option to stretch it, though you could fake it with a workaround.

If you want it to repeat, that'll happen...

Because...?