Popular articles tagged with “markup”
Articles tagged with “markup”
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- A dead fish in yesterday’s newspaper
- Draconian error handling: still the worst idea ever
- Jumping out of the system
- Content sniffing considered harmful
- XML is tough
- Unicode Normalization Form C
- Yet another crack at user-friendly feeds
- Another crack at user-friendly feeds
- Hot RSS
- Determining the character encoding of a feed
- The myth of RSS compatibility
- The history of draconian error handling in XML
- Relative URIs in HTML
- Blogger Code in RDF
- Won’t somebody please think of the gerbils?
- Everything considered harmful
- Why we won’t help you
- OBJECT and Internet Explorer
- Anyone seen the bridge?
- In brief: 1 April 2003
- About the mobile edition
- So here we are
- Auto-content: 13 Feb 2003
- In brief: 28 Jan 2003
- Markup Mu
- In brief: 14 Jan 2003
- Eddies in the space-time continuum
- Semantic obsolescence
- Down in the South
- Poisoning the envelope
- The lies can be categorized
- The tag soup of a new generation
- Million dollar markup
- Pushing the envelope
- Friday linkfest
- Clearing out some old links
- This is XFML
- Syndication is not publication
- The rebellion will be syndicated
- Tinkering
- A warning to others
- More on evolvable formats
- In praise of evolvable formats
- Microsoft redesign
- RSS 2.0 template
- RSS revolt
- Light reading
- More FOAF links
- Friend of a friend
- RSS linkpile
- History of the RSS fork
- RSS tutorial
- I don’t mean to pry, but…
- Mine too
- Automatic lead-ins
- Official: 70 ways to abuse nested tables
- Automatically inserting images before offsite links
- Entities
- How liberal is too liberal?
- Quickly
- The Q tag revisited
- Automatic curly apostrophes in Movable Type
- RSS 1.0 tweaks
- TeXHTMLism
- This page is in Icelandic
- Full RSS feeds are back
- Changes in XHTML 2.0
- Full-screen calendars in Movable Type
- Dive into history
- While you were out
- Day 20: Providing a summary for tables
- Day 19: Using real table headers
- Day 18: Giving your calendar a real caption
- Day 17: Defining acronyms
- Day 7: Identifying your language
- Day 6: Choosing a DOCTYPE
- Character entities reference
- Important change to the LINK tag
- Same thing we do every day, Pinky
- RSS auto-discovery in Python
- More on RSS auto-discovery
- Introduction to XML Namespaces
- RSS auto-discovery
- New way to abuse nested tables discovered
- Upgrades
- New way to abuse HTML discovered
- Markover, continued
- Markover
- Not really, but thanks
- The Q tag
- Geek secrets
- More on web-based interfaces
- HTML is not a crock
- Accessible calendars
- XML 1.1
- Digging through source
- HTML structural elements
- Investigating OPML
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