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Standards Compliancy Pays Off Again







Standards Compliancy Pays Off Again

Standards Compliancy Pays Off Again 11/18/2002 12:58 PM

I mentioned a few days ago that I had purchased a Toshiba e740 PDA. Well, I have it, and it has made me love developing with web standards even more. My site uses CSS2 to control the layout of the page. Also, the Javascript DOM is used to remove all Javascript coding out of my pages and into script files. The result, pages that load quickly and display logically in the small browser window you have in Pocket Internet Explorer. Another factor that makes pages readable in PDA's is because the content of my site, and so many others in this community, is at the top of documents, while navigational markup is below it. Pages littered with nested tables and other antiquated markup, however, render poorly in the browser. Issue 154 at A List Apart: Flash Satay. How to make your markup used to display flash movies XHTML valid (a feat I thought impossible). I've added a few more feeds to the Outside Reading area, keep sending in recommedations.




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