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Comment on Simple jQuery placeholder script for input fields by gren

gren — Thu, 22 Apr 2010 08:54:07 +0000

Thanks for the script, really useful.

the test
if ($.browser.webkit) return false;
doesn’t work (and $.browser is deprecated).

So, I propose another test :

if(‘placeholder’ in document.createElement(‘input’)) return false;

It works
–on Firefox (placeholder not implemented by ff3.6 and test evaluated to false)
–on Chrome and Safari (placeholder implemented and test evaluated to true)
–on IE6+ (placeholder not implemented and test evaluated to false)

Regards,
gren

Comment on Simple jQuery placeholder script for input fields by Ilia

Ilia — Sun, 11 Apr 2010 22:11:45 +0000

Great idea Brad, that gives me an idea for an even simpler solution.

The trouble with checking color is that now javascript depends on CSS, unless you go through the trouble of extracting the color value from the .placeholder class (granted, with jquery it’s not much trouble, but more than necessary).

Instead of checking color we can simply check the class itself. If it’s placeholder then we go ahead and clear the field (on focus), otherwise don’t.

In fact, if we have that then the value doesn’t need to be checked at all, it can be whatever, but if the user put it there then it’s not going to have “placeholder” class and so is not cleared on focus.

Comment on Simple jQuery placeholder script for input fields by Brad

Brad — Sun, 11 Apr 2010 21:26:21 +0000

You can also check the current color of the text to see if it needs to be erased. If it’s gray, it won’t be erased even if it’s the same as the placeholder text.

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Comment on Using CSS3 @font-face to “fake” multiple font weights by stk

stk — Fri, 28 Aug 2009 16:48:57 +0000

ilia — It is theoretically possible to utilize this technique cross-browser, though it may require specifying font-family, rather than font-weight.

Here’s how: http://randsco.com/index.php/2009/07/04/cross_browser_font_embedding

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