Posts Tagged ‘HTML

Vlad Alexander asks Should error messages be displayed for corrupt HTML5?. Sure, why not. Many people who do not like the idea of browsers displaying error messages for corrupt/invalid HTML tend to equate error messages with the “Yellow screen of death” that Firefox and other Gecko-based browsers display when they encounter a non well-formed XHTML [...]

OK, this is nothing shockingly new, but I found it pretty useful. Using jQuery, Ajax has become more or less a one-liner: PLAIN TEXT JAVASCRIPT: $(document).ready(function(){   $(‘.ajaxtrigger’).click(function(){     $(‘#target’).load($(this).attr(‘href’));     return false;   }); }); This loads the document any link with a class of “ajaxtrigger” points to and updates the content [...]

Ultimate tutorial explains how to develop an WordPress theme from scratch HTML file. WordPress Theme From Scratch day 3 HTML to WordPress_square.png (84 KB) Go to Source

We all know the benefits of using snippets and bundles to speed up our coding, but what if we could take things a step further, and turn a complex html structure into something as simple as a CSS selector? Well, thanks to a new project, called Zen-Coding, we can do this very thing! In this [...]

jsFiddle

In: web resources

8 Jan 2010

jsFiddle a Tool which is helping with writing (X)HTML, CSS & JavaScript. Load the page or code-snippet, edit the relevant fields and load the result, which can saved for further usage. jsFiddle-Preview.jpg (7 KB) Go to Source


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