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*HTML/CSS Unicorn - W3C's Unified Validator
Submitted by matt 42 days ago (more from validator.w3.org)A one-stop tool to help people improve the quality of their Web pages. Unicorn combines a number of popular tools in a single, easy interface, including the Markup validator, CSS validator, mobileOk checker, and Feed validator, which remain available as individual services as well.
*HTML/CSS Meaningful Markup: POSH and Beyond
Submitted by matt 78 days ago (more from msdn.microsoft.com)Not everyone is committed to good markup. Web sites are plagued with the diseases of tag soup, div-itis and span mania. And, frankly, I don’t understand why. What I’ve come to realize is that it isn’t just about constraints. It isn’t about treating HTML like a red-headed stepchild. Let's explore what semantic markup is and looks like, as well as the benefits it offers.
*HTML/CSS Cross Browser CSS Transforms – even in IE
Submitted by matt 172 days ago (more from useragentman.com)The CSS transform property allows developers to rotate, scale, and skew blocks of HTML via CSS. Although you can do the same thing with images in Photoshop or The GIMP, using CSS transforms allows developers to do the same thing with any HTML markup and allows users to select the text within the transformed object. Particularly impressive is the cube demo with scrollbars on 3 sides of the cube.
*HTML/CSS Pushing Your Buttons With Practical CSS3
Submitted by matt 278 days ago (more from smashingmagazine.com)Calls to action are critical for any website, and a compelling, attention-grabbing, clickable button goes a long way toward driving that engagement. In the past, really awesome buttons needed extra markup, sliding doors or other trickery. We’ll show you here how to create nice button styles without any hacks or cheats.
*Programming Vanadium - simple, intuitive client-side form validation
Submitted by matt 328 days ago (more from vanadiumjs.com)Vanadium is open source client-side validation toolkit. It requires no coding. It is server technology agnostic but server-side aware. You declare your validation rules as simple CSS markup.
*HTML/CSS Lessons Learned Concerning the Clearfix CSS Hack
Submitted by matt 348 days ago (more from perishablepress.com)I use the CSS clearfix hack on nearly all of my sites. The clearfix hack — also known as the “Easy Clearing Hack” — is used to clear floated divisions (divs) without using structural markup. It is very effective in resolving layout issues and browser inconsistencies without the need to mix structure with presentation.
*HTML/CSS How to Create a Valid Non-Javascript Lightbox
Submitted by matt 1 year and 3 days ago (more from carsonified.com)I recently came across a solution on CSSPlay for a JavaScript free lightbox that uses invalid markup. So, being a sucker for a challenge, I set myself the task of creating one with valid markup and I eventually succeeded. It works in FF, Safari, Chrome, IE6, IE7 and IE8 and this article will explain how…
*Programming 10 Interesting lightweight jQuery plugins for web developers
Submitted by matt 1 year and 54 days ago (more from woork.blogspot.com)In this post I want to suggest you ten interesting lightweight jQuery plugins for web developers. This list includes a lightbox, an HTML markup editor, some plugins to work with images, a tooltips creator and a PHP interface for jQuery.
*HTML/CSS 5 Amazing HTML5 Features to Look Forward to
Submitted by matt 1 year and 80 days ago (more from geektechnica.com)HTML 5 will be a major improvement over previous markup. Since the release of the first draft in 2008, most major browsers (yes including IE8) implemented some of the features proposed in this draft and it is already generating a lot of interest from developers. Features: Web workers, canvas, application caches and geolocation.
*HTML/CSS Introducing Typekit
Submitted by matt 1 year and 98 days ago (more from blog.typekit.com)As a Typekit user, you’ll have access to our library of high-quality fonts. Just add a line of JavaScript to your markup, tell us what fonts you want to use, and then craft your pages the way you always have. Except now you’ll be able to use real fonts. This really is going to change web design.