-
Recent Posts
Delicious links- Custom Post Types, Custom Taxonomies, and Permalinks in WordPress 3.0
- Custom Post Type UI
- How to set up URLs as sentences in WordPress
- CSS Webkit Appearance
- WordPress Custom Post Types & PHPurchase: Best Cart Ever
- Custom post types in WordPress
- Combining media queries and JavaScript
- Using Menus in WordPress 3.0
- The Magical Number Seven, Plus or Minus Two
- Roadmap for Learning Rails
Category Archives: Standards
From the Top: MIME and Content Negotiation
Content negotiation at its simplest is a conversation between your web server and a user agent (browser, search engine bot etc) to determine the preferred format or version of a resource to serve. In this, the second in my article series “From the Top” I will introduce you to the web (head) waiter that knows how to correctly serve your web page to a user agent. Continue reading
Posted in Markup, Standards
7 Comments
From the Top: Document Type Definitions
“From the Top” is a series of articles that I am publishing to concisely explain how and why to construct a high quality, web-standards compliant head section for a web page. I’m starting at line 2 of the web page with this first article by examining the Document Type Definition (DTD). Line 2? Tune in same time next week to learn what you might find at line 1. Continue reading
Posted in Markup, Standards
17 Comments
@Media 2006 Announced
The @media conference returns to London this June, bigger and better than before. It’s the event of the year for anyone interested in learning about and discussing the latest approaches to web design with some of the world’s most highly respected experts. Continue reading
Posted in Conference, Standards
Comments Off