“How much costs the “alt” attribue of an image? Should I use it or not? If I have 20 images per page, what is the total cost of the <img /> tags with the ”alt” attribue?” If you are a web-developer, you have certainly noticed the growing bunch of websites that provide the convenient and relatively unexpensive service [...]
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A Word About the PSD to (X)HTML Services on the Internet
Posted in doctype, News, Thoughts, UX, Web Development on March 7, 2009 | 3 Comments »
Using compatMode to Determine the Standards Compliance Mode of the Page on the Client
Posted in Browsers, doctype, JavaScript, Tips and Tricks, Web Development, tagged compatMode, compatMode FF, compatMode IE, compatMode Opera, determine if a page is in a standards-compliance or in, determine the doctype of the page, doctype, document type declaration, document type definition, dtd, get dtd, get the doctype of a webpage, quirks mode, standards-compliance mode, strict mode on October 21, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Have you ever used the compatMode property JavaScript to determine if a web-page is in standards-compliant or in quirks mode directly on the client? compatMode was first introduced in Internet Explorer 5.5, and later adopted by FireFox and Opera, and is rather convenient for third party component developers. One of its possible uses is if you [...]