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In their eagerness to be good Web citizens, people sometimes use semantic markup when they shouldn’t. Most commonly, this happens with bold and italics.
- Juicy Studio: Fixing Quotes in Internet Explorer juicystudio.com
"Although Internet Explorer recognises the q element, it doesn't render the quotations marks around the quoted text. A CSS solution isn't possible, as Internet Explorer doesn't support the :before and :after pseudo-elements, so this article suggests a scr
- CSE HTML Validator Firefox Extension htmlvalidator.com
Lets you easily validate documents from within Firefox 1.0 and Firefox 1.5 using the CSE HTML Validator Engine.
- Tantek's Thoughts — 2006 July tantek.com
Here is a summary of 8 steps any web developer can take to improve their page code
- S5 Project s5project.org
A new community site, dedicated to the S5 Presentation software, originally developed by Eric Meyer.
- Garrett Dimon / My Process from Comp to Page garrettdimon.com
...thinking more and more about the most efficient way to build out markup and CSS
- Vitamin Features » HTML Emails - Taming the Beast thinkvitamin.com
"Sooner or later a client will ask you to design one of those ‘pretty looking email thingies’ for their own customers, and then what do you do?" Cry.
- Vitamin Features » Designers, Engage Your Brain thinkvitamin.com
Many designers don’t think about the code behind the sites they design [...] The good news is designers don’t need to learn code; they just need to change the way they think.
- HTML: multiple select boxes or checkbox lists? krijnhoetmer.nl
Using <select multiple[="multiple"]> or a list with <input type="checkbox">s?
- WeBuilder 2006 - HTML editor, CSS, JavaScript, VBScript, PHP, ASP, SSI, WML, Perl editor blumentals.net
Possible Topstyle replacement?
A useful link to pass around...
Trying to build a scalable, maintainable, and extendable user experience on bad markup is like building a house on quicksand.
- Guidelines on ALT texts in IMG elements cs.tut.fi
The prime rule is: Consider what the page looks like or sounds like when images are not shown. Then, write for each image an alt text that best works as a replacement.
- A Guide to CSS Support in Email | Articles/Tips - Campaign Monitor Blog campaignmonitor.com
Good timing.
- CSS support in email clients | 456 Berea Street 456bereastreet.com
A Guide to CSS Support in Email details the level of support for CSS in the most widely used email clients. The guide includes email software for Windows and Mac OS as well as web based email clients.
- "RELAXED" the HTML Validator badame.vse.cz
An easy to use HTML validator implementation which doesn't use the official W3C DTD's. It rather validates HTML documents using it's own schema definitions written in Relax NG with embedded Schematron patterns.
- Relaxed Project relaxed.sourceforge.net
"The aim of the "Relaxed" project is to allow automated validation of additional restrictions which are expressed just verbally in the text of different HTML standards."
- dev.int64.org - HTMLTrim dev.int64.org
Nice, but can't get it to stop trimming my empty image-replacement spans. Finer degree of control would be useful.
- New Firefox Extension: X-Ray | Design Meme designmeme.com
The X-Ray Firefox Extension let’s you see the tags on a page without viewing the sourcecode.
- Maintaining site navigation with PHP and DOM - EasyNav onlinetools.org
Wish I'd known about this two or three weeks ago...
- HTML Character Codes (TnTLuoma.com) tntluoma.com
- JavaScript Fading Tooltips dustindiaz.com
Sweet Tiles
- Twinsparc » UPDATED - HTMLstamps twinsparc.com
- CSS Techniques Roundup - 20 CSS Tips and Tricks petefreitag.com
I never cease to be amazed at what problems can be solved with pure CSS. Here are 20 CSS techniques, tips and tricks that you may find handy
- The Elements of Meaningful XHTML tantek.com
- Accesskey standards | clagnut/blog clagnut.com
The UK Government provides accessibility guidelines to which all its websites should comply. These guidelines state:
- WAT-C Web Accessibility Tools Consortium wat-c.org
The Web Accessibility Tools Consortium [WAT-C] provides a collection of free tools to assist both developers and designers in the development and testing of accessible web content.
- The Web Standards Project webstandards.org
Best Practices for Declaring Languages in HTML and XHTML
- Data Tables and Cascading Style Sheets Gallery icant.co.uk
The CSS Table Gallery is a showcase of how CSS and data tables can work together to create usable and pretty results.
- CSS Diagrams surfare.net
- Charl van Niekerk's Blog: The 'lang' Attribute charlvn.blogspot.com
- Web Usability - Accessible Data Tables usability.com.au
- CSS Panic Guide thenoodleincident.com
- O'Reilly Radar > Ruby on Rails, and the Rails Beta Book radar.oreilly.com
- mezzoblue ‽‽‽ Who Cares about Semantics Anyway? mezzoblue.com
On semantic markup, conveying its usage to those who generally don’t need to care, and a reusable markup guide for your enjoyment.
- Accessible Scripting - Pop-up Windows web.archive.org
Original version not available - check on followup.
- A More Accessible Pop-Up Window developers.evrsoft.com
- Lists and Indentation meyerweb.com
A complete exploration for what's happening with lists in general, and then in IE5/Mac and Netscape 6.1.
- Web Browser Standards Support nanobox.chipx86.com
This document will summarize the level of support for standard web technologies by popular web browsers. It deals primarily with the Internet Explorer, Firefox/Netscape/Mozilla, and Opera web browsers, with focus on the HTML, CSS and DOM technologies.