Tag Archive | Markup language
How to mark up subheadings, subtitles, alternative titles and taglines with HTML5
Steve Faulkner has written great things regarding textual-fiddling that fellow Markup Geeks will note for its rigor and completeness:
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RT @Inspirationf: The current state of HTML5 [INFOGRAPHIC] http://ow.ly/9INn2
The above caught my eye earlier today; and although it has done the round of the inta-web, it is more than just-quite-pretty…
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HTML Tags and REL Attributes You Really Should Know
“via Net tuts+ 10 Rare HTML Tags You Really Should Know is a timely reminder (especially since IE 8 is just out), of some basic HTML markup that you really should know.”
Marvellous, if old output from Ian Irving.
I thought I’d add some similar stuff as a footer; my favourite’s at the top! Read More…