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1) What exactly do you mean?
2) This is Safari (so probably Chrome too), but looking at the code for Element#subNodes() it think it behaves like this in every b...

Using Element#subNodes() with a css_rule always returns the firstChild if it has a tagName (i.e. isn't whitespace), plus the childs matching the css_rule, not o...

You can currently get around this by running this code for block level elements that are supposed to be shown (display:block;) onLoad, but aren't <div>s:
@@@ el...

Running #show() on an already shown (ie. never hidden) <p> (or <form>, etc.) element applies display: inline to it, because it assumes only <div>s are always au...

Fx.Morph() not only the width/height when using direction: 'in', but also the margin/border/padding, so there won't be a shock when the element suddenly gets di...

Ah okay.

Already did myself ;-)

Which makes me think of this:
Maybe you could implement the date() function from phpjs.org (at http://phpjs.org/functions/date:380) as Da...

Okay, I agree. I thought it would be the same as the #capitalize method, that basically is a mask to #toUpperCase, but then I realized that wasn't true, as #cap...

Maybe a String#ucfirst method could be implemented, to capitalize the first character in a String, just like String#capitalize capitalizes the whole string.

Instead of using eval('(' + json + ')') to parse JSON when Xhr.Options.evalJSON is enabled, RightJS should use Native JSON parsing using JSON.parse(json) when a...