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January 2004

HTML Tip :  Eliminate The Mystery Spaces

Even when it's carefully written and documented, HTML code can be hard to read. Webmasters are often tempted to break the code into sections so that each tag stands on its own line. That makes the code much easier to read, but often causes unexpected display problems in Internet Explorer. Click here to learn why.

Browser Tip :  Prepare Now For Internet Explorer Changes

In October 2003, Microsoft announced an important change to 2004 versions of the Internet Explorer (IE) browser. You need to take action now if your site uses Flash or other embedded content. Otherwise, visitors using the new version of Explorer will get an unexpected message when they visit your site. Instead of your great Flash intro, they'll first have to navigate through a dialogue box that asks if they "really" want to see the page content. Click here to read on.

Book Review :  Eric Meyer On CSS: Mastering The Language Of Web Design

If you've ever wondered whether CSS is really worth the trouble to learn and use on a Web site, this book is for you. Style sheets sound great in theory, yet often seem intimidating in practice. But here, Eric Meyer proves the value of style sheets with a series of examples that are clearly explained and easy to follow. Click here to learn more.