jQuery

Description

If you have an input field on your website with a font size of fewer than 16 pixels, Safari on iPhone considers the text too small to read and automatically zooms in on the form field when the user taps on it.

The behavior is intended but it can deteriorate the expected user experience so it might be a good idea to disable this functionality and keep the zoom static while filling form controls.

Introduction: When we read an article or blog post, we often wonder how long it will take us to finish it. In this blog post, we will learn how to calculate the estimated reading time of an article using JavaScript. This will help readers to manage their time better and also help content creators to write articles that are easy to read.

In many programming languages, == and === are used to compare values to determine whether they are equal. The difference between == and === depends on the programming language, but in general, == is used for equality comparison that performs type coercion, while === is used for strict equality comparison that does not perform type coercion.

   if (window.location.href.indexOf("user") > 0) {
      $("#block-main-menu ul li:first-child").addClass(
        "menu-item--active-trail"
      );
    }

jQuery("#id_name").bind("contextmenu", function (e) {
   return false;
});