[thelist] Research for my JS book: How would you like dynamic classes to be maintained by you?

Christian Heilmann codepo8 at gmail.com
Tue Feb 21 01:40:29 CST 2006


> > I am currently writing a book on Usable JavaScript, and I had some
> > questions about how we can make the maintenance of JavaScript and CSS
> > interaction easier.

> You may find this article on JSON[1] interesting
>
> [1] http://www.dustindiaz.com/json-for-the-masses/

Thanks, but that does not relate to the matter at all... The
cssclasses.js example might have confused you there, as it is JSON, so
sorry.

This question is about CSS and JS interacting - the ' how would you
like to give the option to change class names of dynamic classes'

Furthermore, I think Dustin confuses a lot of different topics in his
post. JSON is a data format, whereas the object literal is a syntax or
coding style. JSON is a sub-set of the OL. It would be like calling
XML semantic HTML (although in that case the sub-set relationship is
the other way around). I posted about the object literal a day before
Dustin: http://www.wait-till-i.com/index.php?p=239

cheers
Chris
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