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described, 377–380, 394–395

done() method, 378, 398–399

fail() method, 378, 397, 399

handling completion cleanup, 397–398

handling failure, 397

parallel execution and, 400

pipe() method, 398–400

progress() method, 378, 400–401

subscribing to completed, 398

then() method, 400, 402

timeouts, 396–397

updating progress, 400–401

when() method, 400, 402

prompt() function, 76–77

properties. See also CSS properties

array, 109–110

described, 109, 262–263

Properties window, 7, 11

prototype pattern, 271, 274–276

prototype property, 271–274

prototypes, 263

pseudo-class selectors, 148–149

pseudo classes, 148–149, 330

pseudo-element selectors, 148–150

pseudo elements, 149–150

pt measurement unit, 175

publisher-subscriber design pattern, 114

publishing packages, 350–351

PUT method (HTTP), 315–316

px measurement unit, 174

Q

<q> element

annotating content, 215–216

cite attribute, 215

described, 34

QueryString

form submissions and, 320–323

Node.js and, 343, 359–360

embedding content from, 50–52
limitations of, 558
plus sign (+), 67–69, 151, 327
PNG file type, 48
polymorphism, 262
popstate event, 117
Position object
coords property, 540–541
timestamp property, 541
PositionOptions object
described, 544
enableHighAccuracy property, 544
maximumAge property, 545
timeout property, 544
POST method (HTTP), 315–316, 322–323, 365–366
poster attribute (

 element, 34, 217

precedence order

for element styles, 160–161

for operators, 68–69

preformatted content, displaying, 217

preload attribute