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Don't count on the defer attribute stalling execution until after parsing (otherwise it would be a good alternative to the load and ready events). In HTML 4, defer was only a hint that the script didn't create content so the browser could continue loading while executing it. In HTML5, defer means "wait until parsing has finished". HTML5 is not sufficiently well supported that the specified behaviour can be relied upon, perhaps not for some years yet.

Don't count on the defer attribute stalling execution until a

Don't count on the defer attribute stalling execution until after parsing (otherwise it would be a good althaps not for some years yet.

Don't count on the defer attribute stalling execution until after parsing (otherwise it would be a good alternative to the load and ready events). In HTML 4, defer was only a hint that the script didn't create content so the browser could continue loading while executing it. In HTML5, defer means "wait until parsing has finished". HTML5 is not sufficiently well supported that the specified behaviour can be relied upon, perhaps not for some years yet.

Don't count on the defer attribute stalling execution until a

Don't count on the defer attribute stalling execution until after parsing (otherwise it would be a good althaps not for some years yet.

Don't count on the defer attribute stalling execution until after parsing (otherwise it would be a good alternative to the load and ready events). In HTML 4, defer was only a hint that the script didn't create content so the browser could continue loading while executing it. In HTML5, defer means "wait until parsing has finished". HTML5 is not sufficiently well supported that the specified behaviour can be relied upon, perhaps not for some years yet.

Don't count on the defer attribute stalling execution until after parsing (otherwise it would be a good alternative to the load and ready events). In HTML 4, defer was only a hint that the script didn't create content so the browser could continue loading while executing it. In HTML5, defer means "wait until parsing has finished". HTML5 is not sufficiently well supported that the specified behaviour can be relied upon, perhaps not for some years yet.

Don't count on the defer attribute stalling execution until after parsing (otherwise it would be a good alternative to the load and ready events). In HTML 4, defer was only a hint that the script didn't create content so the browser could continue loading while executing it. In HTML5, defer means "wait until parsing has finished". HTML5 is not sufficiently well supported that the specified behaviour can be relied upon, perhaps not for some years yet.

Don't count on the defer attribute stalling execution until a

Don't count on the defer attribute stalling execution until after parsing (otherwise it would be a good althaps not for some years yet.

Don't count on the defer attribute stalling execution until after parsing (otherwise it would be a good alternative to the load and ready events). In HTML 4, defer was only a hint that the script didn't create content so the browser could continue loading while executing it. In HTML5, defer means "wait until parsing has finished". HTML5 is not sufficiently well supported that the specified behaviour can be relied upon, perhaps not for some years yet.

Don't count on the defer attribute stalling execution until a

Don't count on the defer attribute stalling execution until after parsing (otherwise it would be a good althaps not for some years yet.

Don't count on the defer attribute stalling execution until after parsing (otherwise it would be a good alternative to the load and ready events). In HTML 4, defer was only a hint that the script didn't create content so the browser could continue loading while executing it. In HTML5, defer means "wait until parsing has finished". HTML5 is not sufficiently well supported that the specified behaviour can be relied upon, perhaps not for some years yet.

Don't count on the defer attribute stalling execution until after parsing (otherwise it would be a good alternative to the load and ready events). In HTML 4, defer was only a hint that the script didn't create content so the browser could continue loading while executing it. In HTML5, defer means "wait until parsing has finished". HTML5 is not sufficiently well supported that the specified behaviour can be relied upon, perhaps not for some years yet.

Don't count on the defer attribute stalling execution until after parsing (otherwise it would be a good alternative to the load and ready events). In HTML 4, defer was only a hint that the script didn't create content so the browser could continue loading while executing it. In HTML5, defer means "wait until parsing has finished". HTML5 is not sufficiently well supported that the specified behaviour can be relied upon, perhaps not for some years yet.

Don't count on the defer attribute stalling execution until a

Don't count on the defer attribute stalling execution until after parsing (otherwise it would be a good althaps not for some years yet.

Don't count on the defer attribute stalling execution until after parsing (otherwise it would be a good alternative to the load and ready events). In HTML 4, defer was only a hint that the script didn't create content so the browser could continue loading while executing it. In HTML5, defer means "wait until parsing has finished". HTML5 is not sufficiently well supported that the specified behaviour can be relied upon, perhaps not for some years yet.

Don't count on the defer attribute stalling execution until a

Don't count on the defer attribute stalling execution until after parsing (otherwise it would be a good althaps not for some years yet.

Don't count on the defer attribute stalling execution until after parsing (otherwise it would be a good alternative to the load and ready events). In HTML 4, defer was only a hint that the script didn't create content so the browser could continue loading while executing it. In HTML5, defer means "wait until parsing has finished". HTML5 is not sufficiently well supported that the specified behaviour can be relied upon, perhaps not for some years yet.

Don't count on the defer attribute stalling execution until after parsing (otherwise it would be a good alternative to the load and ready events). In HTML 4, defer was only a hint that the script didn't create content so the browser could continue loading while executing it. In HTML5, defer means "wait until parsing has finished". HTML5 is not sufficiently well supported that the specified behaviour can be relied upon, perhaps not for some years yet.

Don't count on the defer attribute stalling execution until after parsing (otherwise it would be a good alternative to the load and ready events). In HTML 4, defer was only a hint that the script didn't create content so the browser could continue loading while executing it. In HTML5, defer means "wait until parsing has finished". HTML5 is not sufficiently well supported that the specified behaviour can be relied upon, perhaps not for some years yet.

Don't count on the defer attribute stalling execution until a

Don't count on the defer attribute stalling execution until after parsing (otherwise it would be a good althaps not for some years yet.

Don't count on the defer attribute stalling execution until after parsing (otherwise it would be a good alternative to the load and ready events). In HTML 4, defer was only a hint that the script didn't create content so the browser could continue loading while executing it. In HTML5, defer means "wait until parsing has finished". HTML5 is not sufficiently well supported that the specified behaviour can be relied upon, perhaps not for some years yet.

Don't count on the defer attribute stalling execution until a

Don't count on the defer attribute stalling execution until after parsing (otherwise it would be a good althaps not for some years yet.

Don't count on the defer attribute stalling execution until after parsing (otherwise it would be a good alternative to the load and ready events). In HTML 4, defer was only a hint that the script didn't create content so the browser could continue loading while executing it. In HTML5, defer means "wait until parsing has finished". HTML5 is not sufficiently well supported that the specified behaviour can be relied upon, perhaps not for some years yet.

Don't count on the defer attribute stalling execution until after parsing (otherwise it would be a good alternative to the load and ready events). In HTML 4, defer was only a hint that the script didn't create content so the browser could continue loading while executing it. In HTML5, defer means "wait until parsing has finished". HTML5 is not sufficiently well supported that the specified behaviour can be relied upon, perhaps not for some years yet.

Don't count on the defer attribute stalling execution until after parsing (otherwise it would be a good alternative to the load and ready events). In HTML 4, defer was only a hint that the script didn't create content so the browser could continue loading while executing it. In HTML5, defer means "wait until parsing has finished". HTML5 is not sufficiently well supported that the specified behaviour can be relied upon, perhaps not for some years yet.

Don't count on the defer attribute stalling execution until a

Don't count on the defer attribute stalling execution until after parsing (otherwise it would be a good althaps not for some years yet.

Don't count on the defer attribute stalling execution until after parsing (otherwise it would be a good alternative to the load and ready events). In HTML 4, defer was only a hint that the script didn't create content so the browser could continue loading while executing it. In HTML5, defer means "wait until parsing has finished". HTML5 is not sufficiently well supported that the specified behaviour can be relied upon, perhaps not for some years yet.

Don't count on the defer attribute stalling execution until a

Don't count on the defer attribute stalling execution until after parsing (otherwise it would be a good althaps not for some years yet.

Don't count on the defer attribute stalling execution until after parsing (otherwise it would be a good alternative to the load and ready events). In HTML 4, defer was only a hint that the script didn't create content so the browser could continue loading while executing it. In HTML5, defer means "wait until parsing has finished". HTML5 is not sufficiently well supported that the specified behaviour can be relied upon, perhaps not for some years yet.

Don't count on the defer attribute stalling execution until after parsing (otherwise it would be a good alternative to the load and ready events). In HTML 4, defer was only a hint that the script didn't create content so the browser could continue loading while executing it. In HTML5, defer means "wait until parsing has finished". HTML5 is not sufficiently well supported that the specified behaviour can be relied upon, perhaps not for some years yet.

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Pozele sunt deformate pentru că n-am mai stat să caut unele potrivite, dar cu pozele tale ar trebui să fie ok. Totuși dimensiunea de landscape e cam dubioasă. Pozele care sunt alte dimensiuni, vor fi redimensionate automat la unul din cele 2 standarde

Pozele sunt deformate pentru că n-am mai stat să caut unele potrivite, dar cu pozele tale ar trebui să fie ok. Totuși dimensiunea de landscape e cam dubioasă. Pozele care sunt alte dimensiuni, vor fi redimensionate automat la unul din cele 2 standarde

Pozele sunt deformate pentru că n-am mai stat să caut unele potrivite, dar cu pozele tale ar trebui să fie ok. Totuși dimensiunea de landscape e cam dubioasă. Pozele care sunt alte dimensiuni, vor fi redimensionate automat la unul din cele 2 standarde

Pozele sunt deformate pentru că n-am mai stat să caut unele potrivite, dar cu pozele tale ar trebui să fie ok. Totuși dimensiunea de landscape e cam dubioasă. Pozele care sunt alte dimensiuni, vor fi redimensionate automat la unul din cele 2 standarde

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