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caching
JavaScript code: 12.2.2. Including JavaScript Files
off-screen images and: 14.6.2. Offscreen Images and Caching
calculate( ) function: 1.8. Example: Computing Loan Payments with JavaScript
call( ) method: 7.5.4. The apply( ) and call( ) Methods
Function object: 23. Core JavaScript Reference
JSObject object: 22.2.1. The JSObject Class
24. Client-Side JavaScript Reference
call objects: 4.6.2. Local Variables: The Call Object
7.3. Function Scope: The Call Object
callee property: 7.4.1. The callee Property
23. Core JavaScript Reference
23. Core JavaScript Reference
caller property: 23. Core JavaScript Reference
cancelable property: 19.2.6.1. Event
25. W3C DOM Reference
cancelBubble property (IE Event): 19.3.1. The IE Event Object
19.3.3. Event Bubbling in IE
24. Client-Side JavaScript Reference
capitalization (see case)
caption property: 25. W3C DOM Reference
captions, HTML tables: 25. W3C DOM Reference
25. W3C DOM Reference
deleting: 25. W3C DOM Reference
captureEvents( ) method: 19.4.2. Event Capturing in Netscape 4
24. Client-Side JavaScript Reference
capturing, event propagation: 19.2.1. Event Propagation
addEventListener( ) method and: 19.2.2. Event Handler Registration
dragging document elements (DOM Level 2): 19.2.7. Example: Dragging Document Elements
Event object, DOM Level 2: 19.2.6.1. Event
nested functions and: 19.2.4. Registering Objects as Event Handlers
Netscape 4 event model: 19.4.2. Event Capturing in Netscape 4
security restrictions on: 21.2. Restricted Features
caret (see ^, under Symbols)
carriage returns: 2.3. Whitespace and Line Breaks
Cascading Style Sheets (see CSS)
case: 2.2. Case Sensitivity
alphabetical sorting and: 5.6. String Operators
event handler attributes, HTML and XHTML: 19.1.2. Event Handlers as Attributes
insensitivity to
alphabetical sorting, array of strings: 9.2.3. sort( )
HMTL tags: 17.2.2. Finding Specific Elements in a Document
in pattern matching: 10.1.6. Flags
10.3.2. RegExp Instance Properties
23. Core JavaScript Reference
23. Core JavaScript Reference
lowercase, converting strings to: 23. Core JavaScript Reference
23. Core JavaScript Reference
reversing in a document: 17.2.3. Modifying a Document
sensitivity to
in JavaScript: 2.2. Case Sensitivity
JavaScript naming conventions: 8.5. Object-Oriented JavaScript
JavaScript properties: 19.1.3. Event Handlers as Properties
in string comparisons: 5.5.1. Comparison Operators
uppercase, converting strings to: 23. Core JavaScript Reference
23. Core JavaScript Reference
case label (switch statement): 6.5. switch
catch clause (try/catch/finally statement): 6.17. try/catch/finally
C/C++
boolean data type, C vs. JavaScript: 3.3. Boolean Values
C language version, JavaScript interpreter: 1.4. JavaScript in Other Contexts
char data type: 3.2. Strings
comments, support in JavaScript: 2.5. Comments
delete operator in C++, JavaScript vs.: 5.10.4. The delete Operator
double data type: 3.1. Numbers
Java Script vs.: 1. Introduction to JavaScript
null value, JavaScript vs.: 3.7. null
pointers: 11.2. By Value Versus by Reference
switch statements: 6.5. switch
CDATASection object: 25. W3C DOM Reference
25. W3C DOM Reference
ceil( ) function: 23. Core JavaScript Reference
cellIndex property: 25. W3C DOM Reference
cells, HTML tables: 25. W3C DOM Reference
deleting: 25. W3C DOM Reference
inserting: 25. W3C DOM Reference
cells property: 25. W3C DOM Reference
char data type: 3.2. Strings
Java, in JavaScript: 22.5. LiveConnect Data Conversion
character classes (in regular expressions): 10.1.2. Character Classes
character codes, converting to strings: 19.3.1. The IE Event Object
character encoding
decoding: 23. Core JavaScript Reference
23. Core JavaScript Reference
encoding for URIs: 23. Core JavaScript Reference
hexadecimal escape sequences: 23. Core JavaScript Reference
string containing, creating: 23. Core JavaScript Reference
URI components: 23. Core JavaScript Reference
character sets: 2.1. Character Set
charset property (Document): 24. Client-Side JavaScript Reference
defaultCharset property (Document): 24. Client-Side JavaScript Reference
CharacterData object: 17.2.3. Modifying a Document
25. W3C DOM Reference
characters
converting between JavaScript and Java: 22.5. LiveConnect Data Conversion
finding in strings: 3.2.3. Working with Strings
in regular expressions: 10.1. Defining Regular Expressions
charAt( ) method: 3.2.3. Working with Strings
23. Core JavaScript Reference
charCodeAt( ) method: 23. Core JavaScript Reference
check( ) function: 7.5.1. The length Property
Checkbox object: 1.6.3. Interact with HTML Forms
14.6.5. Image-Replacement Example
15.2. Defining Form Elements
15.3.1. Naming Forms and Form Elements
15.3.5. Toggle Buttons
24. Client-Side JavaScript Reference
checked property: 25. W3C DOM Reference
Checkbox object: 15.3.5. Toggle Buttons
24. Client-Side JavaScript Reference
Input object: 24. Client-Side JavaScript Reference
Radio object: 15.3.5. Toggle Buttons
24. Client-Side JavaScript Reference
child nodes: 17.1.1. Representing Documents as Trees
17.2.1. Traversing a Document
changing parent node: 17.2.3. Modifying a Document
of DocumentFragment: 17.2.5. Working with Document Fragments
childNodes property: 17.1.2. Nodes
17.2.1. Traversing a Document
25. W3C DOM Reference
children[] property
Document object: 17.3.1. Traversing a Document
24. Client-Side JavaScript Reference
HTMLElement object: 17.3.1. Traversing a Document
24. Client-Side JavaScript Reference
class methods: 8.5.4. Class Methods
class of elements, applying CSS style rules to: 18.1.1. Applying Style Rules to Document Elements
class properties: 8.5.3. Class Properties
classes: 8.5. Object-Oriented JavaScript
built-in, prototypes and: 8.4.1. Prototypes and Built-in Classes
error: 3.11. Error Objects
hierarchy of: 8.5.7. Superclasses and Subclasses
HTML elements: 24. Client-Side JavaScript Reference
instances of: 8.5. Object-Oriented JavaScript
Java: 24. Client-Side JavaScript Reference
creating instances with new operator: 22.4.2. The JavaClass Class
JavaClass object: 22.4.2. The JavaClass Class
24. Client-Side JavaScript Reference
JavaObject object: 22.4.3. The JavaObject Class
JSObject class: 24. Client-Side JavaScript Reference
using directly from JavaScript: 22.3. Using Java Classes Directly
members of: 8.5. Object-Oriented JavaScript
class methods: 8.5.4. Class Methods
class properties: 8.5.3. Class Properties
instance methods: 8.5.2. Instance Methods
instance properties: 8.5.1. Instance Properties
object: 8.5. Object-Oriented JavaScript
8.7.2. The toString( ) Method
converting to strings: 8.7.2. The toString( ) Method
defining (complex number class): 8.5.6. Example: Complex Numbers
defining constructors for: 8.2. Constructors
prototypes and inheritance: 8.4. Prototypes and Inheritance
wrapper, for primitive data types: 3.12. Primitive Data Type Wrapper Objects
className property: 17.1.3. The DOM HTML API
17.1.3.1. HTML naming conventions
24. Client-Side JavaScript Reference
25. W3C DOM Reference
CLASSPATH variable: 22.2.2.1. Compiling applets that use the JSObject class
clear( ) method: 24. Client-Side JavaScript Reference
clearInterval( ) method: 13.1. Window Overview
13.4. Timeouts and Intervals
24. Client-Side JavaScript Reference
clearTimeout( ) method: 13.1. Window Overview
13.4. Timeouts and Intervals
24. Client-Side JavaScript Reference
click events: 19.2.9. Synthesizing Events
(see also event handlers; Event object; events)
initializing: 19.2.9. Synthesizing Events
click( ) method: 24. Client-Side JavaScript Reference
HTMLInputElement object: 25. W3C DOM Reference
clicking on input elements: 24. Client-Side JavaScript Reference
client-side JavaScript: 1.3. Client-Side JavaScript
1.5. Client-Side JavaScript: Executable Content in Web Pages
12. JavaScript in Web Browsers
24. Client-Side JavaScript Reference
browser environment: 12.1. The Web Browser Environment
event-driven programming: 12.1.3. The Event-Driven Programming Model
object hierarchy and DOM: 12.1.2. The Client-Side Object Hierarchy and the Document Object Model
window as global execution context: 12.1.1. The Window as Global Execution Context
capabilities of: 1.6. Client-Side JavaScript Features
browser behavior, controlling: 1.6.2. Control the Browser
client state information: 1.6.5. Read and Write Client State with Cookies
document appearance and content: 1.6.1. Control Document Appearance and Content
interacting with HTML forms: 1.6.3. Interact with HTML Forms
interacting with user: 1.6.4. Interact with the User
limitations: 1.6.7. What JavaScript Can't Do
case insensitivity in objects and properties: 2.2. Case Sensitivity
DOM, combining with scripting of JavaScript interpreter: 1.3. Client-Side JavaScript
embedded in browsers: 1. Introduction to JavaScript
embedding in HTML documents: 12.2. Embedding JavaScript in HTML
event handlers: 12.2.3. Event Handlers
src attribute, tag: 12.2.2. Including JavaScript Files
tags: 12.2.1. The <script> Tag
URLs: 12.2.4. JavaScript in URLs
executable web page content: 1.5. Client-Side JavaScript: Executable Content in Web Pages
features listing by browser: 1.3. Client-Side JavaScript
global variables and functions defined by: 2.8. Reserved Words
interacting windows: 13.11.3. JavaScript in Interacting Windows
security: 21.1. JavaScript and Security
restrictions on: 21.2. Restricted Features
W3C DOM API vs.: 0.1. What's New in the Fourth Edition
writing scripts: 1.10. Exploring JavaScript
client sniffers: 13.6. The Navigator Object
20.1.4. Platform-Specific Workarounds
clientInformation property: 13.6. The Navigator Object
24. Client-Side JavaScript Reference
clientX, clientY properties
IE Event object: 19.3.1. The IE Event Object
24. Client-Side JavaScript Reference
MouseEvent object: 19.2.6.3. MouseEvent
25. W3C DOM Reference
clip attribute: 18.2.5. Partial Visibility: overflow and clip
clipping area, layers: 24. Client-Side JavaScript Reference
cloneContents( ) method: 17.5.2.2. Manipulating ranges
25. W3C DOM Reference
cloneNode( ) method: 25. W3C DOM Reference
cloneRange( ) method: 25. W3C DOM Reference
close( ) method
Document object: 14.1.1. Document Methods
24. Client-Side JavaScript Reference
creating new documents: 14.2. Dynamically Generated Documents
dynamic document generation: 14.7. Links
HTMLDocument object: 25. W3C DOM Reference
Window object: 13.1. Window Overview
13.8.2. Closing Windows
13.8.6. Window Methods Example
24. Client-Side JavaScript Reference
security restrictions and: 21.2. Restricted Features
closed property: 13.1. Window Overview
13.8.2. Closing Windows
24. Client-Side JavaScript Reference
closure: 11.4. Lexical Scoping and Nested Functions
code
caching: 12.2.2. Including JavaScript Files
defensive coding for platform incompatibilities: 20.1.2. Defensive Coding
indenting: 2.3. Whitespace and Line Breaks
6.3. if
6.3. if
code property: 25. W3C DOM Reference
collapse( ) method: 25. W3C DOM Reference
collapsed property: 25. W3C DOM Reference
collection, HTML elements: 25. W3C DOM Reference
color-changing animation: 18.3.4. DHTML Animations
colorDepth property: 13.7. The Screen Object
24. Client-Side JavaScript Reference
colors: 14.3. Document Color Properties
background and foreground, document: 14.1.2. Document Properties
Document object properties for: 14.3. Document Color Properties
for browser screens: 13.7. The Screen Object
frames with color animation: 13.11.4. Example: Colored Frames
links: 14.1.2. Document Properties
active: 24. Client-Side JavaScript Reference
unvisited: 24. Client-Side JavaScript Reference
visited, in document: 24. Client-Side JavaScript Reference
RGBColor object: 25. W3C DOM Reference
25. W3C DOM Reference
cols property: 25. W3C DOM Reference
columns, HTML tables: 25. W3C DOM Reference
comma (,) operator: 5.10.6. The Comma Operator (,)
combining multiple expressions in loops: 6.8. for
Comment object: 17.1.2.1. Types of nodes
25. W3C DOM Reference
comments: 2.5. Comments
2.5. Comments
20.3.1. Hiding Scripts from Old Browsers
Comment node, creating: 25. W3C DOM Reference
HTML: 1.8. Example: Computing Loan Payments with JavaScript
hiding scripts in: 20.3.1. Hiding Scripts from Old Browsers
JavaScript code: 1.8. Example: Computing Loan Payments with JavaScript
mixing with HTML: 20.3.1. Hiding Scripts from Old Browsers
commonAncestorContainer property: 25. W3C DOM Reference
compareBoundaryPoints( ) method: 25. W3C DOM Reference
comparing
boolean values returned by: 3.3. Boolean Values
by reference: 11.2. By Value Versus by Reference
11.2.1. Primitive Types and Reference Types
by value: 11.2. By Value Versus by Reference
11.2.1. Primitive Types and Reference Types
by reference vs.: 11.2.4. By Value Versus by Reference: Summary
strings: 11.2.3. Comparing Strings
equality and identity operators: 5.4.1. Equality (==) and Identity (===)
string literals: 5.6. String Operators
comparison functions, for array sorting: 9.2.3. sort( )
comparison operators: 5.5.1. Comparison Operators
data types of operands and returns: 5.2.2. Type of Operands
object data type conversion: 11.1.1. Object-to-Primitive Conversion
compatibility
browsers, non-JavaScript: 20.3. Compatibility with Non-JavaScript Browsers
language versions (JavaScript): 20.2. Language Version Compatibility
language attribute ( ): 20.2.1. The language Attribute
loading new (compatible) page: 20.2.4. Loading a New Page for Compatibility
suppressing version-related errors: 20.2.3. Suppressing Version-Related Errors
testing version explicitly: 20.2.2. Explicit Version Testing
platform and browser: 20.1. Platform and Browser Compatibility
avoiding browser incompatibilities: 20.1.1. The Least-Common-Denominator Approach
failing to resolve incompatibilities: 20.1.7. Fail Gracefully
feature testing: 20.1.3. Feature Testing
ignoring incompatibilities: 20.1.6. Ignore the Problem
platform incompatibilities, defensive coding for: 20.1.2. Defensive Coding
platform-specific workarounds: 20.1.4. Platform-Specific Workarounds
server-side scripts: 20.1.5. Compatibility Through Server-Side Scripts
compiling applets with JSObjects: 22.2.2.1. Compiling applets that use the JSObject class
complete property: 14.6.3. Image Event Handlers
24. Client-Side JavaScript Reference
complex number class, defining: 8.5.6. Example: Complex Numbers
compound statements: 6.2. Compound Statements
6.2. Compound Statements
break, continue, return, or throw statement in: 6.2. Compound Statements
computation: 1.6.6. Still More Features
displaying Fibonacci numbers: 1.10. Exploring JavaScript
loan payments (example program): 1.8. Example: Computing Loan Payments with JavaScript
computed styles: 18.5.2. Computed Styles
25. W3C DOM Reference
concat( ) method
Array object: 9.2.4. concat( )
23. Core JavaScript Reference
String object: 23. Core JavaScript Reference
concatenating strings: 3.2.3. Working with Strings
+ operator: 5.3. Arithmetic Operators
5.6. String Operators
5.6. String Operators
array elements converted to: 9.2.1. join( )
conditional operators
?:: 5.10.1. The Conditional Operator (?:)
associativity of: 5.2.4. Operator Associativity
conditional statements: 6.3. if
configuring security policy: 21.4. Security Zones and Signed Scripts
confirm( ) method: 13.1. Window Overview
13.2. Simple Dialog Boxes
24. Client-Side JavaScript Reference
constants: 3.1.5. Special Numeric Values
23. Core JavaScript Reference
code property values (DOMException): 25. W3C DOM Reference
constant expressions: 5.1. Expressions
defined by DOM interfaces: 25. W3C DOM Reference
defining with prototype properties: 8.4. Prototypes and Inheritance
e: 23. Core JavaScript Reference
Event object (bitmask): 24. Client-Side JavaScript Reference
eventPhase property values: 25. W3C DOM Reference
Infinity, NaN, and Number: 3.1.5. Special Numeric Values
ln2: 23. Core JavaScript Reference
log10e: 23. Core JavaScript Reference
numeric: 23. Core JavaScript Reference
MAX_VALUE: 23. Core JavaScript Reference
MIN_VALUE: 23. Core JavaScript Reference
NaN (not-a-number): 23. Core JavaScript Reference
NEGATIVE_INFINITY: 23. Core JavaScript Reference
pi: 23. Core JavaScript Reference
primitiveType property values: 18.5.5. Traversing Style Sheets
25. W3C DOM Reference
SQRT2: 23. Core JavaScript Reference
constructor functions: 3.5.1. Creating Objects
3.5.1. Creating Objects
8.1.1. Creating Objects
8.1.1. Creating Objects
8.2. Constructors
13.11.3. JavaScript in Interacting Windows
23. Core JavaScript Reference
Date( ): 3.9. The Date Object
Function( ), function literals vs.: 11.5. The Function( ) Constructor and Function Literals
invoking with new operator: 5.10.3. The Object Creation Operator (new)
methods, defining in: 8.3. Methods
multiple frames/windows and: 13.11.3. JavaScript in Interacting Windows
predefined vs. user-defined in multiple windows: 13.11.3. JavaScript in Interacting Windows
prototype objects, defining: 8.4. Prototypes and Inheritance
prototype property: 8.4. Prototypes and Inheritance
8.7.1. The constructor Property
constructor property: 8.7.1. The constructor Property
23. Core JavaScript Reference
23. Core JavaScript Reference
contains( ) method: 24. Client-Side JavaScript Reference
continue statements
in do/while loop, bug in: 6.7. do/while
6.12. continue
semicolons in: 2.4. Optional Semicolons
converting
data types: 11.1. Data Type Conversion
automatic conversions, JavaScript: 11.1. Data Type Conversion
explicit conversions: 11.1.2. Explicit Type Conversions
Java to JavaScript: 22.1. Scripting Java Applets
JavaObject objects to JavaScript primitive types: 22.6. JavaScript Conversion of JavaObjects
manipulating Java types from JavaScript: 22.5. LiveConnect Data Conversion
numbers to strings: 11.1.3. Converting Numbers to Strings
objects to primitive values: 11.1.1. Object-to-Primitive Conversion
strings to numbers: 11.1.4. Converting Strings to Numbers
dates and times: 3.9. The Date Object
objects to string literals: 8.7.2. The toString( ) Method
variables: 4.1. Variable Typing
cookie property: 14.1.2. Document Properties
16. Scripting Cookies
24. Client-Side JavaScript Reference
24. Client-Side JavaScript Reference
24. Client-Side JavaScript Reference
25. W3C DOM Reference
parsing: 16.3. Reading Cookies
cookieEnabled property: 24. Client-Side JavaScript Reference
cookies: 1.6.5. Read and Write Client State with Cookies
16. Scripting Cookies
deleting: 16.2. Storing Cookies
domain attribute: 16.1. An Overview of Cookies
16.2. Storing Cookies
example of: 16.4. Cookie Example
expires attribute: 16.1. An Overview of Cookies
path attribute: 16.1. An Overview of Cookies
16.2. Storing Cookies
reading: 16.3. Reading Cookies
secure attribute: 16.1. An Overview of Cookies
16.2. Storing Cookies
specification, original (web site): 16.1. An Overview of Cookies
storing: 16.2. Storing Cookies
limitations, browser and server: 16.2.1. Cookie Limitations
visibility of: 16.1. An Overview of Cookies
coordinates
mouse pointer: 19.2.6.3. MouseEvent
19.3.1. The IE Event Object
pixel (where event occurred): 19.4.1. The Netscape 4 Event Object
copying
by reference: 11.2. By Value Versus by Reference
11.2.1. Primitive Types and Reference Types
strings: 11.2.2. Copying and Passing Strings
by value: 11.2. By Value Versus by Reference
11.2.1. Primitive Types and Reference Types
by reference vs.: 11.2.4. By Value Versus by Reference: Summary
cos( ) function: 23. Core JavaScript Reference
cosine (arc): 23. Core JavaScript Reference
countCharacters( ) function: 17.2.1. Traversing a Document
Counter object: 18.5.5. Traversing Style Sheets
25. W3C DOM Reference
counter that controls a loop, incrementing: 5.3. Arithmetic Operators
counter variable: 6.6. while
counting references (garbage collection): 11.3.2. Garbage Collection by Reference Counting
countTags( ) function: 17.2.1. Traversing a Document
createAttribute( ) method: 25. W3C DOM Reference
createAttributeNS( ) method: 25. W3C DOM Reference
createCaption( ) method: 25. W3C DOM Reference
createCDATASection( ) method: 25. W3C DOM Reference
createComment( ) method: 25. W3C DOM Reference
createCSSStyleSheet( ) method: 18.5.4. Creating Style Sheets
25. W3C DOM Reference
createDocument( ) method: 17.2.7. Working with XML Documents
25. W3C DOM Reference
createDocumentFragment( ) method: 25. W3C DOM Reference
createDocumentType( ) method: 25. W3C DOM Reference
createElement( ) method: 17.2.4. Adding Content to a Document
25. W3C DOM Reference
createElementNS( ) method: 25. W3C DOM Reference
createEntityReference( ) method: 25. W3C DOM Reference
createEvent( ) method: 19.2.9. Synthesizing Events
25. W3C DOM Reference
createHTMLDocument( ) method: 25. W3C DOM Reference
createNodeIterator( ) method: 17.5.1.1. NodeIterator and TreeWalker
25. W3C DOM Reference
createProcessingInstruction( ) method: 25. W3C DOM Reference
createRange( ) method: 17.5.2.1. Start and end positions
25. W3C DOM Reference
createTextNode( ) method: 17.2.3. Modifying a Document
17.2.4. Adding Content to a Document
25. W3C DOM Reference
createTFoot( ) method: 25. W3C DOM Reference
createTHead( ) method: 25. W3C DOM Reference
createTreeWalker( ) method: 17.5.1.1. NodeIterator and TreeWalker
25. W3C DOM Reference
creator property: 20.1.1. The Least-Common-Denominator Approach
CSS (Cascading Style Sheets): 1.6.1. Control Document Appearance and Content
18. Cascading Style Sheets and Dynamic HTML
defining and using (example): 18.1.5. CSS Example
DOM APIs for: 18.5. Other DOM APIs for Styles and Style Sheets
CSSStyleDeclaration object: 18.5.2. Computed Styles
DOMImplementation object: 18.5.4. Creating Style Sheets
override styles: 18.5.3. Override Styles
traversing style sheets: 18.5.5. Traversing Style Sheets
element display and visibility: 18.2.4. Element Display and Visibility
partial visibility: 18.2.5. Partial Visibility: overflow and clip
element positioning: 18.2. Element Positioning with CSS
example: 18.2.6. CSS Positioning Example
position attribute: 18.2.1. The Key to DHTML: The position Attribute
specifying position and size: 18.2.2. Specifying the Position and Size of Elements
z-index attribute (stacking order): 18.2.3. The Third Dimension: z-index
JavaScript, manipulating styles with: 18.3. Scripting Styles
DHTML animations: 18.3.4. DHTML Animations
dynamic bar charts (example): 18.3.3. Example: Dynamic Bar Charts
naming CSS attributes in JavaScript: 18.3.1. Naming Conventions: CSS Attributes in JavaScript
Netscape 4 Layer API: 17.4. DOM Compatibility with Netscape 4
style attributes: 18.1. Styles and Style Sheets with CSS
Style object and: 24. Client-Side JavaScript Reference
style properties, Layer property equivalents: 18.4.2. DHTML in Netscape 4
style rules
applying to documents: 18.1.1. Applying Style Rules to Document Elements
determining precedence of: 18.1.3. The Cascade
style sheets, associating with documents: 18.1.2. Associating Style Sheets with Documents
versions of: 18.1.4. Versions of CSS
CSSCharsetRule object: 25. W3C DOM Reference
CSSFontFaceRule object: 25. W3C DOM Reference
CSSImportRule object: 25. W3C DOM Reference
CSSMediaRule object: 25. W3C DOM Reference
CSSPageRule object: 25. W3C DOM Reference
CSSPrimitiveValue object: 18.5.5. Traversing Style Sheets
25. W3C DOM Reference
CSS2Properties object: 18.3. Scripting Styles
18.5.1. Style Declarations
25. W3C DOM Reference
property names, CSS attributes vs.: 18.3.1. Naming Conventions: CSS Attributes in JavaScript
style properties, working with: 18.3.2. Working with Style Properties
CSSRule object: 18.5.5. Traversing Style Sheets
25. W3C DOM Reference
CSSRuleList object: 25. W3C DOM Reference
cssRules[] property: 18.5.5. Traversing Style Sheets
25. W3C DOM Reference
25. W3C DOM Reference
CSSStyleDeclaration object: 18.5.1. Style Declarations
18.5.5. Traversing Style Sheets
25. W3C DOM Reference
CSSStyleRule object: 18.5.5. Traversing Style Sheets
25. W3C DOM Reference
CSSStyleSheet object: 18.5.4. Creating Style Sheets
25. W3C DOM Reference
creating: 25. W3C DOM Reference
cssText property: 25. W3C DOM Reference
25. W3C DOM Reference
25. W3C DOM Reference
CSSUnknownRule object: 25. W3C DOM Reference
CSSValue object: 18.5.5. Traversing Style Sheets
25. W3C DOM Reference
CSSValueList object: 18.5.5. Traversing Style Sheets
25. W3C DOM Reference
cssValueType property: 18.5.5. Traversing Style Sheets
25. W3C DOM Reference
ctrlKey property: 25. W3C DOM Reference
IE Event: 19.3.1. The IE Event Object
24. Client-Side JavaScript Reference
MouseEvent object: 19.2.6.3. MouseEvent
curly braces (see {}, under Symbols)
currentNode property: 25. W3C DOM Reference
currentStyle property (IE 5 and later): 18.5.2. Computed Styles
currentTarget property: 19.2.3. addEventListener( ) and the this Keyword
19.2.6.1. Event
25. W3C DOM Reference
cyclical references: 11.3.2. Garbage Collection by Reference Counting

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