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CSS, JavaScript and XHTML Explained

CSS, Javascript, XHTML

Estelle Weyl’s Blog of quirks, random thoughts and funky finds discovered in day-to-day coding

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Url:http://www.evotech.net/blog/
Author(s):Estelle Weyl
Language:English
Tags:CSS, Javascript, XHTML
Description:CSS, JavaScript and XHTML resource. Tutorials on javascript libraries, CSS debugging tools and XHTML accessibility. References on browser support, CSS browser hacks, iPhone development and W3C specifications.
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Popularity:45 Followers

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Dreamweaver tip for screen shot creation
I write a lot of tutorials. Really, really basic tutorials.  While I generally program in BBedit, Eclipse, vi, gEdit, NoteTab, or whatever makes sense at the moment, I write most of my tutorials an...more
2009-10-24
iPhone Screen Orientation: Portrait and Landscape
When you tilt your iPhone, the screen changes orientation. The website you developed for the default portrait orientation may not look good in landscape mode, especially if you developed your page...more
2009-09-11
IE6/IE7 Implicit Label Bug
HTML and XHTML specifications allow both implicit and explicit labels. However,  IE6 and IE7 do not correctly handle implicit labels. When including implicit labels, IE6 and IE7 treat the input as ...more
2009-09-10
More CSS, XHTML and JavaScript at Community MX
I have been somewhat prolific as a technical writer for Community MX over the past 12 months. If you are interested in any of the articles, they are listed below. I will add new articles to this li...more
2009-09-09
Hear us speak at SXSW. We need your help!
SXSW is in March, but the panels are being chosen this week. Speaker selection is kind of a popularity contest, so I am asking for your support. Please visit SXSW Panel Picker and vote up my sugges...more
2009-09-02

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Mike KenrichFeb 2

Hi Estelle - please enlighten me on what the current best practices are for testing a JavaScript variable which may be null or undefined. My recent experiences with IE and FF were very frustrating in that they don't behave the same. I ended up with some ugly compound expresssions which test for undefined first and then test the actual variable.
 

Steven SeillerJan 28

Do conditional comments always have to be placed in the document head? I tried to place before the closing body tag, but didn't seem to work. For SEO purposes, I like to minimize non-subject matter matter from the top of the document. Thanks!
 
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