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New Goodies
- Trends of the Mobile Internet
Just this month Morgan Stanley released their most recent epic, The Mobile Internet Report. They predict that the adoption of mobile browsing will eclipse growth rates seen in the last major tech boom with the PC. What does this mean for developers? This article will catch you up to speed and save you a lot of reading.
- ToolTippin Like the Pros
The Tooltip is as commonplace on the web as the hyperlink these days. Tooltips are commonly used to provide an extra bit of information when you hover over an image, hyperlink or even a block of text. This article will show you how to create and use tooltips effectively on your website.
Featured Goodies
- Making a Wizard with JavaScript
In this installment well create a wizard for subscribing to some websites. Well use JavaScript to manipulate display and styles to make it slick and easy to use without having to post anything to the server until we are finished.
- Whats Your Policy? Creating a Privacy Policy
Since the internet explosion of the 90s many people and government agencies have been watching how information, especially personal information, is collected and distributed through the continual advancements in technology. In this article we'll talk about the website Privacy Policy, a tool that's actually a promise to your website visitors, letting them know how the information you collect is protected and distributed.
Beyond HTML
- So You Want A Style Sheet, Huh?
This is the basic tutorial. Start here. Wouldn't it be great if you could set all the font size and face commands at once? This is how you do it. All your pages read off of one template. That's the style sheet.
- CSS Tutorial For Newbies and Everybody Else
If you're familiar with HTML, know how to use a text editor and want to add some style to your pages, this tutorial will get you up to speed with CSS (Cascading Style Sheets) in no time!
HTML and Graphics Tutorials
- So, You Want A Basic Color Code, Huh?
How many times have you wanted to add a specific color to your style sheet or table, but didn't know the hex code? Finally, you can see the colors and their respective color codes in this article by Joe Burns.
- Web Color Reference
Our color reference section includes tables that show the various color codes in use on the Web. We include named colors, the extended named colors, and the now infamous 216 "Websafe" color palette, complete with HEX, RGB, percentage, and even the new ReallySafe palette, all for your viewing pleasure.
Primers
- Using the DOCTYPE Tag
Having trouble with your Web pages? Can't get them to display correctly in your browser? It might be that your page is a little "quirky." Even if you address all errors in a web page, one problem that many developers overlook is a statement or, if used, failure to use the right one.
- Refactoring HTML: Well-Formedness
The first step in moving markup into modern form is to make it well-formed. Well-formedness guarantees a single unique tree structure for the document that can be operated on by the DOM, thus making it the basis of reliable, cross-browser JavaScript.
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