Archive for Web Category
Support does not mean that everybody gets the same thing.
Graphics are critical in defining the ambiance, appeal, and professionalism of a site. While we try to deliver engaging graphics, we must also weigh the tradeoff of increasing the download times that heavy use of graphics can entail.
If you thought you had a reasonable amount of control over the color of your typography using CSS, you thought wrong.
Since the CSS specification itself is inadequate to handle the complexities and specific requirements of styling images, SVG includes a number of style extensions.
Regardless of where they appear, string values in CSS behave in a similar way. The most important thing to remember about them is that they are not HTML.
One of the strategic decisions that you need to make when you create your Facebook application is deciding whether to use FBML or an IFrame for your canvas page.
Since microformats typically don’t try to solve specific cases for niche fields, RDFa picks up where microformats leave off by adding an open-ended mechanism for extending the semantics of markup without limitations from the host markup language itself.
One of the amazing things about the development of web technologies is that they were relatively anarchic.
Submit and Reset buttons should be easy to see, and should be close to their related form controls.
Whether using a browser-supplied or a custom Submit button, we don’t want the form to be accidentally submitted multiple times.