Category Archives: Markup

Last night I was in London to attend the Web Standards Group meeting on Microformats at Westminster University. Mark Norman Francis, Jeremy Keith and Drew McLellan each took turns to describe the past, present and future of microformats, the Semantic Web (capital S, capital W) and the semantic web (lowercase S, lowercase w). I’ll update this post with links to the podcast when it Becomes Available (capital B, capital A). Just listen to it to get the “in” joke. Mike Davies has already blogged about the detail of the event so stop by his corner of the interweb to learn what you missed out on. Continue reading →

Earlier today I needed to create a centered div containing a centered, inline, unordered list to represent a results paginator similar to what you see at the bottom of search result pages. This had me scratching my head longer than … Continue reading →

The link element defines document relationships and is underused in terms of what it can offer your site visitors. In the final article in the series “From the Top” I take a look at this element to explain and demonstrate its usefulness. Continue reading →