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Entries Tagged as 'HTML'

HTML formatting Word or RTF for blog posts

If you have an occasional Microsoft Word document or RTF formatted document you want to convert to clean HTML–and I mean HTML that has no more than standard formatting applied such as bold and italics but no font or color declarations–and you have to get those documents on the internet, then it’s hard to find [...]

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September 16th, 2007 · No Comments | Tags: Blogging · Computing · HTML · Web Dev

DHTML Expanding menu

This is a nice looking implementation of an expanding menu.
The script can be downloaded here—Switch Menu
An example of how it can be used can be seen on Jon Hicks website.

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June 14th, 2004 · Comments Off | Tags: Design · HTML

A new computer-generated webpage design with every refresh

Definitly strange and possibly helpf when looking for a design idea - StrangeBanana: Computer-generated webpage design.

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January 21st, 2004 · Comments Off | Tags: CSS · Design · HTML · Web Dev

More free HTML and CSS template

dzinelabs.com offers these Experimental Css design: templates - I especially like the Coffee template.

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January 21st, 2004 · Comments Off | Tags: CSS · HTML · Web Dev

Start with the basics of HTML and CSS

When someone asks me how they can build a web site I usually say, “It’s kind of a long process.” I don’t know that I’ve ever finished a web site. I’m always tweaking, looking for a better way to present the content. I always recommend learning to use HTML and css rather than going straight [...]

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November 18th, 2003 · Comments Off | Tags: CSS · HTML · Web Dev

Suckerfish Dropdowns

Using a simple HTML unordered list A List Apart shows how to do a nice drop down menus.

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November 8th, 2003 · Comments Off | Tags: CSS · HTML · Web Dev

Keeping Navigation Current With PHP

“Turning unordered lists into elegant navigational menus has become the new favorite pastime for many web developers.” A List Apart shares how to keep navigation current using PHP.

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November 8th, 2003 · Comments Off | Tags: HTML · PHP · Web Dev