QUOTE(Sapphiro @ Oct 19 2008, 02:33 PM)
Hi guys, I'm still learning to code fully xhtml-valid sites, rite now I got this feature where you can make my site your homepage, but it's in javascript, which somehow doesnt pass the xhtml validator from w3c. Anyone know any valid way of recoding the feature into css?
CODE
<div id="top-container"><a class="top" href="java script:;" onClick="try{ if(document.all) { this.style.behavior='url(#default#homepage)';this.setHomePage('http://www.sapphiro.net'); } else if(!window.opera && window.sidebar) { $('firefox_homepage_setup').style.display = ''; } else { $('all_homepage_setup').style.display = ''; } } catch(e) { $('all_homepage_setup').style.display = ''; }">• Bookmark Our Site!</a></div>
my site:
http://www.sapphiro.net/ (Ps, the bookmark link is also a little off in different resolutions, needa fix)
validator:
herebtw, are the "quick links" on my main home page redundant?
You just wrap it in a function, then enclose within a CDATA section::
CODE
<script type="text/javascript">
/*<![CDATA[*/
function makeHomepage()
{
// body of function
return false;
}
/*]]>*/
</script>
<a href="alinkfornonjscompatbrowsers.html" onclick="return makeHomepage()">Bookmark our site</a>
This in all fairness is a rather shady tactic though, you state 'Bookmark our site' and then you make your site their home page... There are ways to actually set a bookmark, have a google if you don't know them.
I tend to agree that the 'quick links' lacks purpose, bookmarks within the browser serve that purpose.