JavaScript is a computer scripting language used to make a website more versatile and interactive. Enabling JavaScript varies by browser.Mozilla FirefoxClick the Tools menu, or press Alt+T if you don't see a menu, and select Options \ Content \ Enable JavaScript. When you're finished click on OK to save changes.Internet ExplorerClick the Tools menu \ Internet Options \ Security \ Internet \ Custom Level. Scroll down to the Scripting section and click to Enable JavaScript. Do not choose the Prompt option, since you will be prompted every time a web site tries to use JavaScript. When you're finished click OK and then OK again.SafariGo to Edit \ Preferences \ Security \ Enable JavaScript. When you're finished simply close the window.OperaClick on the Opera button and choose Preferences \ Advanced \ Content \ Enable JavaScript. When you're finished click OK.
JavaScript programs cannot be compiled, but it is easy to run them if you embed them into a HTML file, and open it in your browser. Note: If you want a example, select menu-command View/Source and search for '<script'
Not sure what you mean by setting the javascript program as the background of your webpage, but if you mean that you want to incorporate some javascript functionality to your webpage like changing the html content when people click on an image or hover over some text, and you have not learned javascript yet, a good place to start is Lynda.com. You should also consider just learning jquery. Jquery is a much easier to learn and simpler to type code that employs the same functionality as javascript and much more. You can also learn how to write jquery on Lynda.com. You will just need to download their library or link to Google's version of it by placing one line of markup in your html document, then you create your javascript document and write your scripts in it.
To enable JavaScript in Chrome, click the Menu button (to the right of the address bar) and choose "Settings". Scroll to the bottom and click "Show Advanced Settings". Under the "Privacy" heading, click the "Content settings" button. Under the JavaScript heading of the box that comes up, click "Allow all sites to run JavaScript (recommended)".
A JavaScript tutorial contains instructions that will teach you how to code in JavaScript.
Javascript is a website feature. To turn it on, go into the "options" or "preferences" menu item of your web browser. Javascript controls will be found there.
If you are speaking of this website, you will have to have Javascript enabled in the settings menu for Safari.
The little black triangle to the right of a menu item indicates that there is a sub-menu of items for that menu item; if you hover over the menu item or click on it the sub-menu should pop-out to the side of the menu.
Tools- additional options on your toolbar. Hover over the wrench and there is a drop down.
Tools- additional options on your toolbar. Hover over the wrench and there is a drop down.
JavaScript is a computer scripting language used to make a website more versatile and interactive. Enabling JavaScript varies by browser.Mozilla FirefoxClick the Tools menu, or press Alt+T if you don't see a menu, and select Options \ Content \ Enable JavaScript. When you're finished click on OK to save changes.Internet ExplorerClick the Tools menu \ Internet Options \ Security \ Internet \ Custom Level. Scroll down to the Scripting section and click to Enable JavaScript. Do not choose the Prompt option, since you will be prompted every time a web site tries to use JavaScript. When you're finished click OK and then OK again.SafariGo to Edit \ Preferences \ Security \ Enable JavaScript. When you're finished simply close the window.OperaClick on the Opera button and choose Preferences \ Advanced \ Content \ Enable JavaScript. When you're finished click OK.
In Javascript terms, it is impossible, since you don't have a 'mouse pointer'. Pressing anywhere on a webpage that isn't a button and dragging scrolls the screen.
Hover over "My Account" in the top menu, then select "Create a Neopet" and you can select the Neopet you want from there.
Go to the dashboard - on the left had side you see the appearance tab about half way down - hover over it - move across to the right and click on menu - that will take you to the menu display.
It is a style definition, only used on the Softcomplex Tiagra Menu/1MinuteGallery suite; it is the design code that defines what the menu looks like when it is not on hover. (I think).
In the toolbar at the top of the page, hover over your username/avatar and click Log out at the bottom of the menu.
Maybe you can try to use a JavaScript to present your image. I will suggest you to use Picture rollover. FLASH animation is optional.