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Trying to understand this HTML statement
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Wilson Mui
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Joined: Apr 09, 2003
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I'm a newbie to html and javascripts, so i was wondering what a statement like the following means. <ul class="arrow" dynamicoutline> where dynamicoutline is a javascript function so I know the <ul> part is for listing, class="arrow" is for .css puroposes (probably), but what about that dynamicoutline part?
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Bear Bibeault
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The dynamicoutline portion of the markup is invalid and will be ignored.
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Wilson Mui
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Is it possible that statement was something Frontpage specific? The page was written, dare I say, in Frontpage. It wasn't me, I swear.
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Eric Pascarello
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What it can be is an attribute that a script reads. For example: I set attributes in my validate script that tells the program what rules to follow.
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