HTML (Hypertext Markup Language) (4)
HTML: Semantics of title Element Content
I already proposed this in October 2005 but see the need to bring it up again: It would be useful to allow other elements within the title of an HTML document. Why? You otherwise cannot mark abbreviations and other flow content elements, which means their meaning gets lost…
#5 · · development, semantics
Word Division: On word-break, Soft Hyphens, and Zero-Width Spaces
Word breaks and hyphenation are sometimes a problem when it comes to little available space but long words: The longer the word and the less space available, the more a layout is at risk. English appears to be less affected than other languages, but…
#4 · · development, css
Why “Conditional Comments” Are Bad, Repeat: Bad
“Conditional Comments” are inadvisable to use. They contradict the goal of separating structure from presentation, and because of that they will hurt you one day.
#3 · · development, css, maintainability
nofollow Still Considered Harmful
Well, nofollow is crap.
#2 · · development
Elements, Tags, and Attributes
“Tag” is a frequently used term in web development when it comes to HTML/XHTML elements. Unfortunately, it’s not only used incorrectly by outsiders and beginners.
#1 · · development