Online HTML Editor eWebEditor Version 4.80 for Web Developers Now Available from eWebSoft, Inc. (PR Web)
eWebEditor Version 4.80, the newest version of eWebSoft Inc.?s Web-based WYSIWYG online HTML editor, is now available. eWebEditor allows Web developers to create content-management applications, forums, newsletters and more. (PRWeb May 31, 2007) Post Comment:Trackback URL: http://www.prweb.com/pingpr.php/SGFsZi1UaGlyLUluc2UtU2luZy1UaGlyLVplcm8=

May 31, 2007 @ 9:01 AM · Filed under Uncategorized
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Catch errors before they go live by linting your HTML with Perl

When you’re developing HTML pages there is no early warning system for coding errors — any error in your markup will usually be silently ignored by the browser. The simplest solution, then, is to check (or “lint”) your HTML before putting it live. And that’s where a useful little CPAN module called HTML::Lint comes in. This Perl module, built atop the popular HTML::Parser module, is designed to verify your markup against W3C standards and point out errors that could cause it to “break” or render badly in client browsers. This download explores some of HTML::Lint’s capabilities by using it to check example HTML pages and display the errors it finds.

What is the worst HTML error you’ve accidentally let go live on a Web site?

This download is also available as a TechRepublic article.

May 29, 2007 @ 9:01 AM · Filed under Uncategorized
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Catch errors before they go live by linting your HTML with Perl

When you’re developing HTML pages there is no early warning system for coding errors — any error in your markup will usually be silently ignored by the browser. The simplest solution, then, is to check (or “lint”) your HTML before putting it live. And that’s where a useful little CPAN module called HTML::Lint comes in. This Perl module, built atop the popular HTML::Parser module, is designed to verify your markup against W3C standards and point out errors that could cause it to “break” or render badly in client browsers. This download explores some of HTML::Lint’s capabilities by using it to check example HTML pages and display the errors it finds.

What is the worst HTML error you’ve accidentally let go live on a Web site?

This download is also available as a TechRepublic article.

May 28, 2007 @ 9:01 AM · Filed under Uncategorized
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JavaScript and HTML Tidy (About.com)
HTML Tidy can mess up your JavaScript code. Running HTML Tidy is a good way to tidy up your HTML and correct a lot of the minor errors it may contain….

May 24, 2007 @ 9:01 AM · Filed under Uncategorized
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JavaScript and HTML Tidy (About.com)
HTML Tidy can mess up your JavaScript code. Running HTML Tidy is a good way to tidy up your HTML and correct a lot of the minor errors it may contain….

May 23, 2007 @ 9:01 AM · Filed under Uncategorized
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JavaScript and HTML Tidy (About.com)
HTML Tidy can mess up your JavaScript code. Running HTML Tidy is a good way to tidy up your HTML and correct a lot of the minor errors it may contain….

May 22, 2007 @ 9:01 AM · Filed under Uncategorized
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Software provides editable DHTML data grid. (ThomasNet)
Featuring print-friendly mode, Ajax-enabled dhtmlxGrid v1.3 allows creating and editing live DHTML tables with server-side integration. Grid data, changed or added by user on web page, can be sent to server side and processed just like other HTML form elements. Four predefined skins allow changing grid appearance so it can match modern application design. Any blocks of cells can be selected, …

May 19, 2007 @ 9:00 AM · Filed under Uncategorized
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Poll: Do you write HTML tables from scratch? (About.com)
I remember when HTML tables were first being used - not just for layout, but for tables in general. They were huge! Image courtesy yarranz from StockXchng #426123. But they were so…

May 13, 2007 @ 9:00 AM · Filed under Uncategorized
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Poll: Do you write HTML tables from scratch? (About.com)
I remember when HTML tables were first being used - not just for layout, but for tables in general. They were huge! Image courtesy yarranz from StockXchng #426123. But they were so…

May 12, 2007 @ 9:00 AM · Filed under Uncategorized
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22 things to think about regarding HTML tables (About.com)
Sometimes it seems like there’s only one side of an issue. When I bring up tables, invariably it turns into an argument about whether or not they should be used…

May 12, 2007 @ 9:00 AM · Filed under Uncategorized
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