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- Los layers (capas) formaban la base de una técnica de programación HTML dinámico específica para . Cada capa se trataba como objeto documento distinto en JavaScript. El contenido se podía o incluir en el mismo archivo dentro del elemento no estándar HTML <layer></layer> (o cualquier otro elemento con su posición definida como "absolute" mediante CSS, cargado desde un archivo aparte con <layer src="URL AQUI"></layer> o <span src="URL AQUI"></span> o (es)
- Layers were the core of a method of dynamic HTML programming specific to Netscape 4. Each layer was treated as a separate document object in JavaScript. The content could be included in the same file within the layer element (or any other element with the positioning set to "absolute" via CSS) or loaded from a separate file with <layer src="<var>URL</var>"></layer> or <<a href="/wiki/Span_and_div" class="mw-redirect" title="Span and div">div</a> src="<var>URL</var>">. It could also be generated via JavaScript with the <var>layer</var> = new Layer constructor. The content would then be inserted into the layer with <var>layer</var>.document.write. But in modern browsers, the functionality of layers is provided by using an absolutely-positioned div, or, for loading the content from an external file, an IFrame. At the height of the Browser Wars, Netscape 4 and Internet Explorer had significantly different JavaScript implementations. Thus, layers could be used for browser detection. A JavaScript program would very often need to run different blocks of code, depending on the browser. To decide which blocks of code to run, a JavaScript program could test for support for layers, regardless of whether the program involved layers at all. Namely, if (document.layers) { // ...code that would be executed only by Netscape browsers...} else { // ...code that would be executed only by Internet Explorer...} (en)
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- Los layers (capas) formaban la base de una técnica de programación HTML dinámico específica para . Cada capa se trataba como objeto documento distinto en JavaScript. El contenido se podía o incluir en el mismo archivo dentro del elemento no estándar HTML <layer></layer> (o cualquier otro elemento con su posición definida como "absolute" mediante CSS, cargado desde un archivo aparte con <layer src="URL AQUI"></layer> o <span src="URL AQUI"></span> o (es)
- Layers were the core of a method of dynamic HTML programming specific to Netscape 4. Each layer was treated as a separate document object in JavaScript. The content could be included in the same file within the layer element (or any other element with the positioning set to "absolute" via CSS) or loaded from a separate file with <layer src="<var>URL</var>"></layer> or <<a href="/wiki/Span_and_div" class="mw-redirect" title="Span and div">div</a> src="<var>URL</var>">. It could also be generated via JavaScript with the <var>layer</var> = new Layer constructor. The content would then be inserted into the layer with <var>layer</var>.document.write. (en)
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- Layer (elemento HTML) (es)
- Layer element (en)
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