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Sams Teach Yourself HTML and CSS in 24 Hours
Beginners will like this book that takes you through learning HTML and CSS in just 24 hour-long chapters. There are exercises and quizes to help you retain what you learned.
Sams Teach Yourself Web Publishing with HTML and CSS Book Review
This is a comprehensive book on web publishing, covering everything from HTML and CSS to JavaScript and Ajax, to hosting and CMS. This is my review of the book by Laura Lemay and Rafe Colburn.
sandbox - HTML Attribute for Iframes
A description of the HTML attribute sandbox. Learn how to make iframes more secure by setting what features are allowed to operate within the iframe.
Sauce Review
Sauce is a tool to help you test your web and mobile applications on various systems including Windows, Macintosh, Linux, iOS, and Android. There is a free version, a desktop app for Mac users (and one in beta for Windows) as well as online browser access.
Should we forget columns?
Many websites use columns for the layout, but should we avoid them when converting a site for mobile?
Search Engine Optimization Made Simple: Five Steps to Build Web Pages
Separating Content from Design: A CMS Standard
ne of the common themes among content management software professionals is the need to separate content from design. This article discusses this concept and provides an argument for why that will never work effectively in many CMS implementations.
seamless - HTML Attribute for Iframes
A description of the HTML attribute seamless. Learn how to make your iframes show up as though they were seamlessly part of the parent document.
Spanning the Division
The SPAN and DIV elements are extremely useful when using CSS style sheets to build layout and manage your pages. Learn how these two tags work and how you can use them in your web pages.
srcdoc - HTML Attribute for Iframes
A description of the HTML attribute srcdoc. Learn how to define the source of your iframes inside your HTML.
Stop Optimizing Old Content and Start Adding New Content
Once you've learned how to do SEO, it can be tempting to keep doing it and tweaking it and fixing it. But doing that can lead to over-optimization which Google is now treating as a bigger sin than not optimizing at all. Your best bet is to just write naturally, for your customers, and keep adding new stuff.
Setting Up an XSLT Output Stream – XSLT Tutorial
Style the HR Tag
Learn how to use CSS to style the HR tag. If you want to divide sections of your HTML, one way to do it is with the HR tag. But this tag can be really ugly if you don't style it. Learn how to use CSS to style your HR tags.
Styling Web Forms and the CSS Box Model
When you are adding styles to the web forms, you need to be aware of how browsers interpret the box model so that your styles turn out as you expect. This article by Alexander Peev explains how web browsers interpret the box model for various form input elements.
Styling Paragraphs in Kindle Ebooks
Styling Web Forms and the CSS Box Model Part 2
When you are adding styles to the web forms, you need to be aware of how browsers interpret the box model so that your styles turn out as you expect. This article by Alexander Peev explains how web browsers interpret the box model for various form input elements. This is the second article explaining how the box model affects the form fields for...
<summary></summary>
The SUMMARY element is used to provide a summary, caption, or legend for a DETAILS element in HTML 5. It is not found in HTML 4.
Streaming Media RM Files
Learn how to use Real Media streaming files on your website
Simple Object Access Protocol - SOAP
Safe CSS - Cascading Style Sheets For Most Browsers
Simple Way to Center a Table Using CSS
Spelling and Grammar Errors that Can Ruin Your Site
ShutterBug
ShutterBug is a WYSIWYG editor for Macintosh. It is best suited to Newcomers to Web Design or Children.
‘Secret’ Ways to Increase Your Web Traffic
SciTE
SciTE is a text editor for Windows and Linux. It is best suited to Professional Web Developers.
SiteSpinner Pro
SiteSpinner Pro is a WYSIWYG editor for Windows. It is best suited to Professional Web Designers.
SeaMonkey
SeaMonkey is a text editor WYSIWYG editor for Windows Macintosh Linux or UNIX. It is best suited to Newcomers to Web Design.
SiteSpinner
SiteSpinner is a WYSIWYG editor for Windows. It is best suited to Newcomers to Web Design.
Screem
Screem is a text editor and for Linux or UNIX. It is best suited to Professional Web Developers.
SlickEdit
SlickEdit is a text editor for Windows Macintosh Linux or UNIX. It is best suited to Professional Web Developers.
Share Your Robots.txt File - What does Your Robots.txt File Look Like?
See How Texture Affects the Design
Should we switch to one column layouts for mobile devices
Share your thoughts about mobile layouts. Should they be one column for ease of use? Or are newer smartphones the wave of the future, and zooming works. What solutions do you use to handle mobile devices and complicated layouts.