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Tag Archives: HTML
Internet Explorer IMG Element & Empty Width/Height Attribute Error
Recently found an error, bug or omission within the Internet Explorer rendering engine which I haven’t personally encountered before. The error involves the familiar <img> element and the use of the width and height attributes. The following <img> element definitions … Continue reading
Getting Your CSS Off
Toward the end of March 2006, Dustin Diaz thought that stripping all of the presentation from his web site was an excellent way of promoting web standards and CSS based design. The idea caught on and a whole swag of … Continue reading
Dictionary.com CSS Makeover
Lexico Publishing Group have just released their new web site design which has been deployed over all of their reference.com domains, most notably dictionary.com and thesaurus.com. The news that the sites were being redesigned was first broken by Jeffery Zeldman, … Continue reading
Professor X Firefox Extension
Ever wanted to look into the <head> section of a web page without having to constantly view the source? Well, good news folks – Stuart Robertson has released a new Firefox extension named Professor X because it gets into your … Continue reading
ASP.net 2.0: CSS Control Adapter Toolkit
Anyone that has worked with ASP.net that cares about web standards has no doubt lamented the HTML output of most web controls at some point. Thankfully with ASP.net 2.0, times are changing for the better. Scott Guthrie recently introduced the … Continue reading