No Ice Cream until you’ve Eaten all of your Pseudo-Elements
Enjoy this very easy way of spicing up your paragraph styles.
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Windows Powershell – Introduction
Read more: Windows Powershell – IntroductionPlesae note that it is for the express purpose of DEMONSTRATION ONLY, so the reader might make his or her own decisions about the subject, as this author makes no claim here regarding the quality of the software itself or the operation thereof, his fascination with the software notwithstanding.
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jEdit – Word Wrap Icon
Read more: jEdit – Word Wrap IconDownload a jEdit word-wrap toolbar icon in various sizes.
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W3C Specification
Read more: W3C SpecificationA Closer Look at W3C Technical Reports and Publications: Standard Frustration Web Design & Web Application Development In the context of Web Design and Web Development standards, there is one prevailing source of confusion; one primary element responsible for blowing the minds of beginners, and without prejudice for seasoned professionals, that their disagreement upon its proper interpretation…
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HTML 5: the Fate of Style, Decided?
Read more: HTML 5: the Fate of Style, Decided?If you are in the habit of authoring valid, forward compatible hypertext markup, then you have probably heard rumors that the HTML element attribute style=“ ”, may be deprecated in HTML 5. The style=“ ” attribute is a valid attribute of HTML 4.01 and XHTML 1.0, and according to the HTML 5 draft in progress, style=”” will maintain its place as…
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Eliminate Frustration in Icon Creation
Read more: Eliminate Frustration in Icon CreationWeb Designers, Graphic Designers, and Graphic Art hobbyists, if during your time “ In front of the monitor ”, you’ve tried to create an icon, but found yourself unsatisfied with the results, then this article is written specifically with you in mind. What is an Icon What is an Icon? According to TheFreeDictionary.com, icon – a visual representation (of an object or…
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Choosing a DOCTYPE: XHTML vs. HTML
Read more: Choosing a DOCTYPE: XHTML vs. HTMLAww, man! Not another lame blog entry…on the issue of HTML vs XHTML <!DOCTYPE>! Not only are there ten billion articles the same, it’s a really annoying topic, isn’t it? Ha! Well, I must admit, this most recent time I’ve come across another myself, I decided to read it, and I did gain a little insight into…
