Some thoughts on the topic of the horizontal rule tag in HTML 5.
In a previous article I talked about the CSS2 and 3 box model. In that discussion we found a way to eliminate the old CSS box model that excludes the border and padding out of the width. In this tip, I provide a means to visually debug your layout templates.
In my last article, I discussed what was Responsive Web Design and who in particular would be interested in it. I also talked about some tools a developer can use to become zen to this new design philosophy. In this installment I will look at the nuts and bolts in making flexible, adaptive web layouts.
Learn how to build tool tips into your custom HTML forms.
While sitting here writing up some static HTML 5 pages, I noticed something - I was repeating my markup over and over again. I wondered to myself why HTML 5 doesn't have an include file tag. Wouldn't there be much more to gain by having this in the name of reusability?
Listen up! Is the text that you are specifying inside your HTML documents being parsed? Here's a reason why you need to validate your HTML pages.
