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If I want to see
movies, I watch TV or hire a Video or DVD. If I want to hear music, I
switch on the radio or listen to a CD (or tape, or old-fashioned record).
I use the web to seek information and like many people I can only get
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LOCAL XHTML TESTING - HOW TO DO IT?
Hi,I'm an experienced real time software
engineer getting involved in Web design. I have done a lot of reading, both
books and web pages and, after a lot of heart searching, have arrived at the
following strategy for developing web pages:
1. Develop and
Why using a:link ?
a /a means that the word inside is a link
a { color:blue; text-decoration:underline; }
is the same as setting
a:link { color:blue; text-decoration:underline; }
Link is a redundant tag
No, it isn't. Think about these:
a onclick=foo/a
a href=bar/a
a {} matches both, and :link
For serious testing install web server locally.
There is for example easyphp.org (and many others) that install and
configure Apache, PHP, MySQL with almost one click.
Then you can configure Apache to send .xhtml files as application/xhtml+xml
or use PHP for that.
httpd.conf:
AddType
Download Web Developer Toolbar for firefox for local validating.
http://www.chrispederick.com/work/firefox/webdeveloper/
Then you can see a tool under Tools called Validate Local HTML that
should help you out a bit.
Hope this helps
Joey
Charles Slack wrote:
LOCAL XHTML TESTING - HOW TO DO IT?
On 13/12/04 8:23 AM, Matthew Cruickshank
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Hi chaps,
When it comes to text encoding the character range from 127-255 is, as I
understand it, disputed territory. In that all kinds of regional hacks
were used over the years and with Unicode they're no longer neccessary
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On 12 dec 2004, at 14.15, Charles Slack wrote:
LOCAL XHTML TESTING - HOW TO DO IT?
An easy way to check how Mozilla based browsers handle it is to change
the file extension of your XHTML documents from .html to .xhtml. This
will make Mozilla/Firefox treat it as application/xhtml+xml (check
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Hi chaps,
When it comes to text encoding the character range from 127-255 is, as I
understand it, disputed territory. In that all kinds of regional hacks
were used over the years and with Unicode they're no longer neccessary
so I should avoid this range. I was just copying some text together
I might be wrong but I thought it was so you could apply all common
styles to the a and then simplify :link, :hover etc. to red etc.
ie:
a{
font-family:Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif;
font-size: .9em;
font-weight: bold;
text-decoration: underline;
color: black;
}
a:link{
color: blue;
}
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