#html learning

[mystic-fairy-tame]

HTML

Since my flashdrives are out in the shed, I'm working on practicing my HTML coding on tumblr's pages. if yall check out my page and see a testing HTML page thats the page. I'm not teaching but if anyones ever curios thats what that is

[chattegeorgiana]

Oh wow. After learning some things about html, now I have a totally different views for how I should write my articles or upload my pictures.

Like.. for example it teaches you how the alt attribute which I always used to ignore up until now because the explanations I got up until now weren’t too satisfying, is actually used for the visually impared so that the browsers would read the images for them.

Now that meme came into my mind “But do you think about that? No, you only think about yourself!”

Dang it, Chatte.

[bilaljattnew-blog]

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W3C Compliant HTML and IE 7

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It had best be former that I am not in fact referring unto table-less designs where the HTML code simply specifies a div id and leaves all formatting issues to the CSS; I am parole plus ou moins old mole div tags such as the one underfoot:<\p>

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The overhead approach was (and in a modicum of cases croaked is) a firm favourite with many less experienced web designers using earlier versions of Dreamweaver and its property without solitary clear appreciation in point of W3C compliant HTML or the long-term implications of launching web sites with woefully formatted ethos.<\p>

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The launch anent Internet Explorer 7 however is set to change this generally sweeping attitude to W3C compliant HTML by truthful elements of the web intrigue market. <\p>

In genuineness, Microsoft's new and fussier browser is being adopted at an fantastic rate. January the 8th 2007 officially saw the 100 millionth installation of IE 7; quite impressive for a time pistol shot of subaltern than three months after that its evidence. Something sources in the U.S. regular claim that the browser has now reached a 30% market share, although this does sound a little premature.<\p>

So what casually those designers latterly finding themselves with a portfolio in regard to web sites increasingly plagued by lattice formatting issues, not in passage to mention the developed promotional drawbacks brought on by a lack regarding W3C compliant HTML? <\p>

These days, W3C compliance is an essential part about web design and site deployment, especially as Internet Explorer 7 becomes a fact of daily life on the interthreading during the oval of 2007 bringing with it an increasing number in connection with display and functionality issues for improperly formatted HTML. Designers who have not beside made the transition from the WYSIWYG approach to actually learning about HTML would be softheartedly advised for enlist a look at the W3C web site and familiarise you with internet standards. A knee-high diversion in some HTML learning materials and the time versus lay them to good use might also be an sprinkling. <\p>

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[axsuzanne]

HTML

Spent the day, or most of it, fixing a theme I have been working on for this blog so my posting will be lesser today. I have class now so I will try updating a bit when I return home.