Far too long, and his point is buried somewhere...
It is long, but I like the headphone analogy that (I think) makes it
easier to understand the 'economics' of the situation. (Does it count
as economics when the products are free?)
I was very surprised by the IE teams decision to make the new
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Keryx Web skrev:
Quick question.
I have not got IE 8 beta 1 myself... Does it understand grey, spelled
with an e - as it should be ;-)
I have researched this myself now and will set all confusion to rest!
Grey is a valid CSS color name defined in CSS 3, not CSS 2.1.
As has been stated
Lea de Groot wrote:
Joel Spolsky has published an ... interesting article
http://www.joelonsoftware.com/items/2008/03/17.html
Ok, I actually sat down and read Joel's convoluted prose...
DOCTYPE is a myth.
A mortal web designer who attaches a DOCTYPE tag to their web page
saying, “this is
On Wed, Feb 27, 2008 at 6:00 AM, Michael MD [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I like the view generated source in the Web Developer Firefox plugin,
Firebug is very handy too
For html it will display as HTML (without closing slashes) as that is
how Firefox interprets things sent as text/html. The
Patrick H. Lauke wrote:
Reference implementation for content marked up in HTML is the W3C
validator...again, confused about CSS/DOM?
Fair point, but his audience is general technical rather than
(knowledgeable) web developers. If you put his post in context of
general programming (pre and
Assuming it's only a soundtrack and doesn't require any controlling,
ie: play, pause, volume, etc. then a tiny .swf containing the music
track (again set to loop, without control) could sit fairly
unobtrusive, and marked up, at the bottom of your HTML. However as has
been pointed out, without that
