Using <h1> the right way
Smashing Magazine publishes something called 35 WebDesigners – 5 Questions, which is basically a collection of handy tip for CSS
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HTML5 versus HTML4
Anne van Kesteren har written a great article at W3C about what differences we might expect between HTML4 and the
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Galleria: Javascript Image Gallery
About 6 months ago I posted about a lightweight javascript gallery that could take an unordered list of images, add
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Rendering Quotes With CSS: final example file
Rendering Quotes With CSS This is an example on how to render quotes in a language-specific manner according to the
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Rendering Quotes Example 3
Generic quote and another quote inside Swedish quote and another quote inside Danish quote and another quote inside Swedish quote
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Rendering Quotes Example 2
Generic quote and another quote inside Swedish quote and another quote inside Danish quote and another quote inside Swedish quote
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Rendering Quotes Example 1
Generic quote and another quote inside Swedish quote and another quote inside Danish quote and another quote inside Swedish quote
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Rendering Quotes – CSS
The W3C recommends that visual user agents render quotation marks according to the specified language attribute, since many languages adopt
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External CSS Files and Media Types
I think I might have found a bug in W3C’s CSS validator. There are two ways to import an external
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Do We Really Need Blockquotes in HTML?
In HTML, you can mark quotes in two different ways: using <q> or <blockquote>. They both carry the same attribute
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Mobile Friendly Web Design Tips
The very day after comScore published a press release on mobile web usage, Virginia DeBolt at Think Vitamin publishes an
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