Archives: (X)HTML and CSS
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May 2003
- Random CSS-based Designs
- Now this is a really cool idea. Strange Banana has a generator on their site which will create completely computer-generated CSS page designs. Having trouble coming up with something for your site? Just reload the generator page until you get something you like and save... full entry
- More CSS Tutorials
- Several days ago I linked to the first in a series of CSS tutorials. Well, Siimon Willison has continued his series and now has 4 tutorials up. If you’re interested at all in CSS, be sure to take a look at CSS ain’t Rocket Science.... full entry
- Intro to CSS
- I’m a huge fan of using CSS when creating web pages/sites. I started out just using it to define a few fonts and colors and eventually moved to the point where I now (usually) write standards-compliant XHTML/CSS code that separates presentation from content. Well, when... full entry
- CSS Tabs
- I don’t particularly have any use for this right now, but darned if I’m not positive that I will have a use for it at some point. With that in mind, web-graphics.com has put up links to a bunch of CSS Tabs implementations. Besides the... full entry
- Why Should You Validate?
- Oh, my… Mark Pilgrim does it again. Mark posts what’s probably one of the best explanations on why you should validate your pages/site. It’s so true, too—I can’t tell you how many times someone has asked me for help on something and I’ve basically given... full entry
January 2003
- Auto-Numbering of Example Code
- I stumbled upon this link while reading the review of Apple’s new Safari browser over at Dive Into Mark. Anyway, here’s a trick to automatically add line numbers to your code examples. I tried it out over on one of my other posts, but it... full entry
December 2002
- Make the most of your (X)HTML
- Inspired by Mark Pilgrim’s Posts by Citation trick, Nico has put up some other tips for writing good, meaningful code. All easier said than done, of course, but it’s certainly worth at least trying.
- Help redesign the W3C
- Well, not exactly. This isn’t official and the entries won’t be submitted to the W3C. “Er, what are you talking about?” you might be asking… Well, recently, the W3C redesigned their site in XHTML (Strict) and CSS. That’s a great thing to see except that... full entry
November 2002
- Wide World of CSS
- (Aside: Man, I sure have been getting lazy about posting things to this site. I really need to get back to it, if for no other reason than so that it can act as my own personal information repository. Besides, I doubt there are more... full entry
September 2002
- XHTML 2.0 and you
- IBM has presented what I think is the best summary and description of what will probably be in XHTML 2.0 that I’ve seen. You probably won’t care at all if you’re not a web developer, but if you are, XHTML 2.0 is going to be... full entry
August 2002
- HTML, CSS, etc tips
- Just a couple of quick notes for any other web developers out there: Check out Real World Style for info on using CSS when you need to worry about older 4.x browsers. Good stuff. You can also find some great information about the Q tag.... full entry
June 2002
- Resize that text…
- Unless you’re a web developer or just really bored, you probably won’t care about this. For webdevs who deal with “standards compliant” pages and try to do things correctly, you’re probably already aware of the text-sizing issues that appear across various platforms and browsers. Getting... full entry
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