- Javascript Basics Tutorial
- Javascript - Home
- Javascript - Overview
- Javascript - Syntax
- Javascript - Enabling
- Javascript - Placement
- Javascript - Variables
- Javascript - Operators
- Javascript - If...Else
- Javascript - Switch Case
- Javascript - While Loop
- Javascript - For Loop
- Javascript - For...in
- Javascript - Loop Control
- Javascript - Functions
- Javascript - Events
- Javascript - Cookies
- Javascript - Page Redirect
- Javascript - Dialog Boxes
- Javascript - Void Keyword
- Javascript - Page Printing
- JavaScript Objects
- Javascript - Objects
- Javascript - Number
- Javascript - Boolean
- Javascript - Strings
- Javascript - Arrays
- Javascript - Date
- Javascript - Math
- Javascript - RegExp
- Javascript - HTML DOM
- JavaScript Advanced
- Javascript - Error Handling
- Javascript - Validations
- Javascript - Animation
- Javascript - Multimedia
- Javascript - Debugging
- Javascript - Image Map
- Javascript - Browsers
- JavaScript Useful Resources
- Javascript - Questions And Answers
- Javascript - Quick Guide
- Javascript - Functions
- Javascript - Resources
Is there any way of moving to HTML 5 and still promise multi browser compatibility?
Yes, follow this approach −
- Move to the HTML5 doctype − <!DOCTYPE html>
- Use <div> or even the new elements like <section>
- Or the newer HTML5 tags <video> or <audio>, you can still use the outdated <object> tag.
- The controls have backward compatibility too. The <input type="email"> works the same as <input type="text"> in browsers that do not support it.
However, if you are working t for legacy Internet Explorer, then use html5shiv. It enables the use of HTML5 sectioning elements in legacy Internet Explorer.
- Related Articles
- Is there any way to load an extension in chrome browser using Selenium Webdriver?
- Is there any way to skip some documents in MongoDB?
- Best Cross Browser Compatibility Testing Tools
- Is there any way in MongoDB to get the inner value of json data?
- 20 Best Cross Browser Compatibility Testing Tools
- Is there any way to embed a PDF file into an HTML5 page?
- Is there any more efficient way to code this “2 Sum” Questions JavaScript
- Is there any way to see the MongoDB results in a better format?
- Is there any way to check if there is a null value in an object or array in JavaScript?
- Is there any easy way to add multiple records in a single MySQL query?
- Multi-Way Trees
- Is there any way to use values from a JSON object in a MySQL Select statement?\n
- Is there a way to add/remove several classes in one single instruction with classList in HTML and JavaScript?
- Is there any way to skip finally block even if some exception occurs in exception block using java?
- Is there any way I can call the validate() function outside the initValidation() function in JavaScript?
Advertisements