#xhtml (135 links)
"It’s always seemed a bit wrong and dirty to use innerHTML to manipulate or add content to a page. It’s not a standard (more of an agreement between browser manufacturers) and it doesn’t work on some browsers with certain mime-types while the core p
- A Guide to CSS Support in Email | Articles/Tips - Campaign Monitor Blog campaignmonitor.com
Good timing.
Accessible, usable websites built with universality and standards in mind need not be boring
- "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.
- Particletree · A Designer's Guide to Prototyping Ajax particletree.com
“Wireframing AJAX is a bitch.” [...] while I can’t deny the statement, I do think there are steps we can take to alleviate the pain."
Based on Suckerfish HoverLightbox this one uses my multi-page layout system but includes images instead of text. Unlike the Suckerfish HoverLightbox this version is pure CSS.
- David Baron's weblog: February 2006 dbaron.org
Why it's important to label Web pages with character encodings
- JavaScript Fading Tooltips dustindiaz.com
Sweet Tiles
- Twinsparc » UPDATED - HTMLstamps twinsparc.com
- The Elements of Meaningful XHTML tantek.com
- Return of Design - Ethical Search Engine Optimization returnofdesign.com
- XHTML Character Entity Reference digitalmediaminute.com
- The Web Standards Project webstandards.org
Best Practices for Declaring Languages in HTML and XHTML
- Creating a Star Rater using CSS » Blog » Komodo Media komodomedia.com
Can you create a star rating using only CSS. I’m talking the kind that when you hover over the 4th star, there are four stars that show up on the hover state.
- Simon Willison: Executing JavaScript on page load simon.incutio.com
"In my work with unobtrusive JavaScript, I've found that by far the most common action I take is "registering" a script to be executed once the page has finished loading. There are a number of ways of doing this"
The seven easy tips below will drastically improve a site's usability for screen reader users, as well as all other visitors.
"I managed to use CSS to move the navigation <ul> from the end of the document (just above the footer) to the top of the document, and insert it precisely into the blue header <div>. That’s not clever in itself, but what is sweet is the fact that it cop
- CSS Diagrams surfare.net
- Mozilla Update :: Extensions -- More Info:Html Validator - All Releases addons.mozilla.org
Adds HTML validation inside Firefox and Mozilla.
- Charl van Niekerk's Blog: The 'lang' Attribute charlvn.blogspot.com
- particletree · Preview Your Links with Unobtrusive JavaScript particletree.com
"Inspired by the TargetAlert Firefox extension that "provides visual cues for the destinations of hyperlinks" and Christian Heilmann’s Image previews with DOM JavaScript, we wrote a simple set of unobtrusive JavaScript functions to find links on a page
- Mobile Pipeline | Google Zeros In On Mobile Web mobilepipeline.com
"Google Mobile Web Search targets sites that use XHTML as the technology for delivering content to handsets. [...] To use the Google service, people go to the company's homepage via the web browser on their phones, type in their search query and select 'M
- CSS-Only Forms That Don't Suck dev.jeffhowden.com
- Approximate Conversion from Points to Pixels reeddesign.co.uk
- mezzoblue ‽‽‽ Simple Templating mezzoblue.com
- Multiple Text Applicator 0.1 sparkcasting.com
The goal of the MTA is to provide an automated, accessible, degradable method for both users and developers to manage lists in web applications.
- Juicy Studio: Div Mania juicystudio.com
More and more web documents are appearing that consist of nothing more than a collection of div elements. In most cases, better use of CSS selectors could be used to avoid overusing the div element.
- 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.
- Complex Dynamic Lists: Your Order Please: A List Apart alistapart.com
Provide a good way for users to choose from a list of hierarchical elements.
This is an experiment using Javascript and CSS to customize the appearance of radio buttons, WHILE remaining accessible.
- The Form Assembly formassembly.com
The Form Builder is a tool for creating standard compliant web forms. It integrates the wForms extension and relies on a set of technologies like XML, XMLHttpRequest, XSLT and DOM (a.k.a Ajax) to provide a seamless single-screen experience.
- How to Create a Frames Layout with CSS - WebReference.com webreference.com
- 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.
- Spruced-Up Site Maps: A List Apart alistapart.com
- Show and Hide Layers dyn-web.com
This code swaps the visibility of layer content. The layers can be positioned absolute or inline, even in table cells. Internet Explorer 4+, Netscape 4, Netscape 6+/Mozilla and Opera can all show and hide layers.
- resize test thraxil.org
resizable textareas