Java script dialog boxes
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This document contains 3 sections that demonstrate different JavaScript dialog boxes - alert, confirm, and prompt. The alert section displays a warning message in a pop-up box. The confirm section asks the user a yes/no question and writes a message based on their response. The prompt section displays an input box asking the user's name and writes their entered response.
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Word press widget management
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Word press edit tags
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