I’m wondering why no web browser supports the XInclude standard for XHTML. This standard exists for almost five years, and I think it would be very useful for the web.
I have Google checkout sandbox generated HTML code which works fine in HTML page. When I put the same code in XHTML page, it throws the below exception:
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Hi I\'m trying to create a user friendly hyperlink button with the use of XHTML and CSS. I have an unordered-list of list-item hyperlinks, I want to to add a rounded border to these hyperlinks and be
Given the following HTML document, I need to keep the \"Table title\" line on the same page as the <table> when being printed in IE8.
I recently took up learning some css... and I am getting stuck on some very basic hurdles. I can\'t get the top and left properties to work on this basic page that I was creating.
when i made my website i made it with div tags not tables, which is what most people do, then i positioned them with the margin property and i have tried it with position:absolute, and relative proper
I\'m trying to embed HTML into a MS Word file so that when this page is loaded via hyperlink from website it will follow the rules set in my CSS/javascript. I also want to embed this code into the fil
Consider the following 2 cols html structure: <div id=\"container\"> <div class=\"left\">some text</div>
sometimes i store values in the element\'s atributes for using in javascript. ex: <div class=\"open_popup\" target=\"first_popup\">click here</div>.