Didn’t know about this feature till I read this article – http://builder.com.com/5100-6371_14-5061538.html You can also use Dreamweaver MX to convert existing HTML files to XHTML 1.0 Transitional. After opening an HTML file in Dreamweaver, select File | Convert | XHTML. If Dreamweaver encounters code it can’t convert, such as <img> tags without alt text, it [...]
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Elements/Attributes not allowed in xHTML Strict font center iframe strike u s dir noframes align target language (script) background bgcolor noshade border (allowed in table) height (allowed in img and object) width (allowed on img, object, table, col, and colgroup) nowrap text (body) alink (body) vlink (body) link (body) vspace For more, go to: http://24ways.org/advent/transitional-vs-strict-markup [...]
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Someone once asked me what’re the shorthand values for font properties. I wasn’t so sure because I was never a big fan of shorthand. Well, today, I came across this article while surfing online, and thought I should bookmark it here coz it might come in handy one day. http://www.dustindiaz.com/css-shorthand/
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Excellent reasons on why everyone should use web standards. Read the full post at 456bereastreet. If you’re a web developer or designer new to the concept of web standards and are undecided on whether you should spend the time to learn all about them or not, here are some of the most important reasons for [...]
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Web 2.0 From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. The term “Web 2.0″ refers to what some people see as a second phase of development of the World Wide Web, including its architecture and its applications. As used by its proponents, the phrase allegedly refers to one or more of the following: a transition of websites from [...]
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Free CSS Navigation Menu Designs at exploding-boy.com
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pt = Points (usually for Prints) – Always Fixed px = Pixels (for screen view, eg: Web) – Always Fixed em = Relative form of measurement (1.5em = 150% – 50% bigger than a normal text; which means you can increase/decrease it by 20%, 50%, 150%, etc)
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All Things Web is about everything related to web and graphics. A place for me to record interesting articles, useful tips and the likes related to web design and web development. Yes, that’s right, this weblog’s mainly for my reference. But if you find it useful, then it’s all good!
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Hello! Welcome to Web development blog! My name is Ei Sabai and on this blog, I write about web development, mobile app development, latest web technologies and the likes. Read more 
