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Tag Archives: XHTML
HTML5 is lame
Some say XHTML was lame. If so, HTML5 will be even more lame. There isn’t any DTD. Can you imagine? Is the HEAD element needed or not? And what about the BODY or HTML element? Who can answer these questions? … Continue reading
XHTML5
Did you know that HTML5 extends from XHTML as well? I did not, it was Anne who made me curious. The quiz (see on the right) is still open.
Relative URL (#2) HTML/ XHTML Code Smell
Just yesterday I had a post about the dot in the beginning of relative URLs. Today I have a small addition to that: Two dot path segments in an URL/URI. It’s some more detailed thing related to the history and … Continue reading
Posted in Code Smells, HTML/CSS Code Smells
Tagged Code Smell, HTML, HTML Code Smell, Quality Control, RFC 1808, RFC 3986, Standards, URL, XHTML
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Relative URL HTML/ XHTML Code Smell
Another one for the HTML/ XHTML Code Smells: If you’re using realtive URLs inside your documents (which is pretty valid and can save you some bandwidth as well as it can save some hassles for mirroring a website) you should … Continue reading
Posted in Code Smells, Hakre's Tips, HTML/CSS Code Smells, Patched, Pressed
Tagged Code Smell, HTML, HTML Code Smell, Quality Control, RFC 1808, RFC 3986, Standards, URL, XHTML
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CSS Tests and Cheatsheets
Are you sure that selector is working? Better target your audience of browsers by checking some CSS-Tests first. I compiled a little list as of a start: Cheat Sheet / Overview CSS contents and browser compatibility – Quirksmode compatibility tables. … Continue reading
Posted in Pressed
Tagged Browser, Bug, CSS, CSS Test Suite, HTML, Quality Control, Selector, Testing, XHTML
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Script and Style HTML/ XHTML Code Smells
Remember the time? Grabbing the copy of the HTML 2 RFC, reading through within the afternoon and you started to understand where this all might lead to after some time. Seeing 3.2, 4.1 and XHTML 1.0 passing this finally ended up … Continue reading
Posted in Code Smells, Hacking The Core, Hakre's Tips, HTML/CSS Code Smells
Tagged Code Smell, Eclipse, Eclipse PDT, HTML, HTML Code Smell, PHP, Quality Control, Regular Expression, Tagsoup, XHTML, XML
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