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10 May 2008
09 May 2008
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08 May 2008
Jonathon Eric Cihlář – XHTML CSS template for nutrition
by karlcow
to provide nutritional information in an easy-to-read, clean format. Surprisingly, there are no (X)HTML templates out there for the Nutrition Facts label that that FDA requires on many food items. I decided to develop my own as part of my contribution to the world in general. I hope someone finds it useful.
07 May 2008
Opera Dragonfly
by parmentierf
& 5 others
(via)
Welcome to Opera Dragonfly alpha, the foundations of Opera's upcoming Developer Tools. Debug JavaScript, inspect CSS and the DOM, and view any errors – Opera Dragonfly makes developing using Opera easier than ever, both on your computer and mobile phone. Check out our alpha release for a taste of things to come.
06 May 2008
line-height: abnormal
by marco
line-height: normal is a jumbled terrain of inconsistent behaviors, and it's best avoided in any sort of precision layout work
05 May 2008
04 May 2008
Browsershots
by everyueveryme
& 151 others
, 1 comment
Generates screenshots of how websites appear at 800x600 and 1024x768 resolution in six commonly used web browsers.
IE NetRenderer - Browser Compatibility Check -
by everyueveryme
& 13 others
Free online HTML tool that shows instantly how your website looks like in Microsoft Internet Explorer 7, 6 and 5.5.
02 May 2008
PHP CSS Dynamic Text Replacement (P C DTR) - CSS Help Pile - artypapers.com
by encore_lui
(via)
Remplacement dynamique de texte (php + js + css)
Les hacks c'est pas bien ! - Weblog.fr
by julie
& 3 others
La tentation de recourir à des hacks est grande lorsque l'on commence à se lancer dans l'intégration d'un site web. Lorsque l’on s'aperçoit que la page développée s'affiche différemment d'un navigateur à l'autre, on se dit très souvent que c'est le navigateur (Internet Explorer pour ne pas le citer) qui interprète le code ou la feuille de style n'importe comment.
