You're welcome. Your data structure is a bit more advanced but that doesn't mean you have to necessarily rethink it. Anyway, good luck and let me know if you need anything else.
Yes it is possible. All you need to do is load your table without any middle content. Then onload you simply AJAX in your middle content and voilà.
Most likely the DOM is not built yet by the time you run that check. Make sure the DOM is ready before checking. In jQuery it is really easy to check for that using the ready() function.
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If I understand your question correctly you want to know if other elements support the :hover pseudo-class. The answer is yes, but there is cross-browser compatibility issues to consider.
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Yeah I was actually pretty surprised it is not well documented, so I used this as an example for my blog http://milanadamovsky.blogspot.com/2009/10/javascripts-with-function.html :-)
I'm assuming you are referring to the main text of your webpage? The reason it appears bold is that you have it wrapped in a <h2> tag, so it is formatting all the text as a header.
Normally because of Cross-domain scripting restrictions one would have to resort to server-side proxies, but the ingenious folks at Google have an AJAX API that will...
The HTML that you are passing in is not in the DOM structure yet, so the selector #main does not have anything to select. You need to inject it into your page and then select against it.
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Yes Adobe Illustrator is really what the professionals use and it is very versatile. With this power comes complexity of course, so you would either have to be very talented and committed to...
JavaScript renders everything as HTML. A JPEG is a rasterized image. Abstracting your question becomes somewhat as: "Can I convert code into an image?" - and this is not something JavaScript...
