Eric Meyer once said: "JavaScript will save us all". I started to effectively work with JavaScript almost a year ago, when I discovered the powerful features of jQuery and the DOM. I have to say that JavaScript and CSS can work well together, especially when dealing with browsers inconsistencies and automating some repetitive tasks. Did you know, for example, that with jQuery you can automatically clear floats without manually adding the infamous .clearfix class? Of course I'm talking about unobtrusive JavaScript, but you get the idea. Sometimes on this list I see people who try to fix some problems with long and tedious CSS procedures that could be easily solved with a single JavaScript statement... and in a cross-browser way! So here's a little piece of advice: don't fear JavaScript as the boogey-man! Try to discover its features, say, rediscover them, and you will see how your daily work on web sites is greatily improved. Happy New Year and best wishes,
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