Quick Links
Posted by Neil Crosby on September 4, 2005 01:48 AM
- Handcoding Web Pages
- A great treatise on why it’s often a good idea to hand code rather than relying on WYSIWYG programs.
- Improving Link Display for Print
- A nice way of using JavaScript to create footnotes showing where links on your pages go, for users who decide to print your articles. Much nicer than simply using “:after” to add the URL straight after each link.
- Quick Start Your Design with XHTML Templates
- A bunch of XHTML and CSS templates that you can use as a quick start when creating a new website. Looks useful.
- Slashdot’s gone CSS
- Obligatory mention. Slashdot has actually got rid of the cludgy tables and is using CSS for its layout. About time too.