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HTML Email Boilerplate
In: web resources
8 Jun 2011HTML Email Boilerplate: Tables for layout are lame, but they really are the only way to reliably craft HTML emails (currently). View source on the HTML email I sent recently and you’ll see markup similar to that of Sean Powell’s boilerplate. (I prefer only one td as a single wrapper rather than individual cells for [...]
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- Tags: boilerplate, email, jobs, markup, screenshot, table cells, td
Today we’re announcing schema.org, a new initiative from Google, Bing and Yahoo! to create and support a common set of schemas for structured data markup on web pages. Schema.org aims to be a one stop resource for webmasters looking to add markup to their pages to help search engines better understand their websites. Go to [...]
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- Tags: google, initiative, markup, schema, schemas, search engines, web pages, web today, yahoo
Self-Closing and End Tags in XHTML and HTML
In: tutorial
2 Jun 2011Correct markup for end tags in XHTML and HTML can get confusing real quick because of all the exceptions and lack of enforcement, as others have pointed out. Wrong markup, such as using XHTML’s self-closing tags, is often corrected by browsers or ignored, as this comment explains. As a concise general statment: XHTML requires end [...]
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- Tags: document size, empty elements, markup, mathml, namespaces, PNG, source track, wbr, xhtml
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