Customized Lists Test
Merge duplicates
(21 results)
Where articles are marked as Merge Candidate the article may be a duplicate of another article, or two or more articles may be sufficiently similar in scope to be merged. If you find an article that you believe is a merge candidate, mark the flag and cite the duplicate page in the Editorial notes field.
The following criteria are applied:
- High-level issues: Merge Candidate
| Page | Summary |
|---|---|
| CSS/Selectors/pseudo-classes/:target | |
| apis/audio-video/track | |
| apis/window | The window object is the top level Javascript object in a page, and is the global scope for a browser tab. Global Javascript variables appear in the window object, as well as several important objects such as document. |
| concepts/programming/Core JavaScript Objects | |
| concepts/programming/javascript/core objects | This chapter describes the predefined objects in core JavaScript: Array, Boolean, Date, Function, Math, Number, RegExp, and String. |
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No topic flags
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Every page should have at least one topic flag, usually more. See Topics and topic clusters so you're clear on how to use these.
The following criteria are applied:
- High-level issues: Needs Topics
| Page | Summary |
|---|---|
| apis/pointerevents | Pointer Events represent events and related interfaces for handling hardware agnostic pointer input from devices like a mouse, pen, or touchscreen. |
| apis/timing-and-performance | |
| apis/timing/methods/cancelAnimationFrame | |
| apis/timing/methods/clearImmediate | |
| apis/timing/methods/msWriteProfilerMark | |
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Other articles needing examples
(481 results)
Here are some more articles that need examples.
The following criteria are applied:
- Topics: DOM, DOMEvents, HTML, JavaScript, MathML, SVG
- Content quality flags: Examples Needed
| Page | Summary |
|---|---|
| JavaScript animation | Javascript can be used to create animation effects on a web page as simple as highlighting new content in yellow and then fading it back to normal, creating transitions, or moving elements on the page (think popup windows). Creative use of techniques and tools such as common Javascript libraries allows us to create user interfaces that are unobtrusive and responsive to user behavior. We begin by using Javascript's setInterval() function to create our own animations by manipulating DOM elements' CSS properties to create effects. Later, we illustrate the use of code libraries like jQuery to create more complex animations or create simple effects more easily than using by Javascript alone. |
| apis/internationalization/Intl/Collator | |
| apis/internationalization/Intl/DateTimeFormat | |
| apis/internationalization/Intl/NumberFormat | |
| apis/json/parse | Parse a JSON string to a JavaScript object. |
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