Because if they discover that there was a defect with the aircraft, all operators should be made aware of it. I too am sick of the fascination with knowing what happens in people's private lives, but this is different.
Nothing is worse than flying in an aircraft (that is, range of aircraft) that has had unexplained crashes.
I stand corrected, I think I may have read the requirement for style to be in the head, and did the same for the script tag.
But then I never execute any Javascript before the body.onload event has fired.
It means that all my Javascript is kept in the head, and none of it executes before the page has loaded. This tends to ensure that if I use document.getElementById etc, I can ensure that an element exists.
Basically I'd edit the code so that that the Google stuff is put into the body.onload handler or else a method that is called by the handler. This "should" stop google-analytics from delay the page from being rendered.
I use quotes, as I could be wrong.
If by header, you mean , it's probably because that's where Javascript should be kept. All my webpages validate as xhtml strict, and placing the tag in is the only way for it to validate. But then most of Google's suggested code doesn't validate. I'm still not sure if you break their TOS by tidying it up.
Slashdot Mirror
Because if they discover that there was a defect with the aircraft, all operators should be made aware of it. I too am sick of the fascination with knowing what happens in people's private lives, but this is different. Nothing is worse than flying in an aircraft (that is, range of aircraft) that has had unexplained crashes.
I stand corrected, I think I may have read the requirement for style to be in the head, and did the same for the script tag. But then I never execute any Javascript before the body.onload event has fired. It means that all my Javascript is kept in the head, and none of it executes before the page has loaded. This tends to ensure that if I use document.getElementById etc, I can ensure that an element exists. Basically I'd edit the code so that that the Google stuff is put into the body.onload handler or else a method that is called by the handler. This "should" stop google-analytics from delay the page from being rendered. I use quotes, as I could be wrong.
If by header, you mean , it's probably because that's where Javascript should be kept. All my webpages validate as xhtml strict, and placing the tag in is the only way for it to validate.
But then most of Google's suggested code doesn't validate. I'm still not sure if you break their TOS by tidying it up.