Posted February 24, 2010
When I moved across to XHTML a few years ago, the transition was mostly quite easy. Using thesse logical rules got me though 90% of the transition:
- Close all tags, use lower-case tags, use lower-case attributes and maintain nesting order.
- Markup is for content, CSS is for presentation. That one was easy.
- Use the right tag for the right job (in the right place) and make things accessible.
However, one thing that can’t be covered by a general rule is the complete removal of tags. Most removed tags were non-standard and started out as proprietary - like <marquee> and the tag we’re going to talk about, <embed>. (more…)
Posted December 19, 2007
After being asked a number of times how to get YouTube music on peoples’ MySpace profile, I made a tool that generates the code to:
- Put music from a YouTube video into your MySpace profile, bulletin, blog, comment or anywhere else you can post HTML.
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Posted November 18, 2007
I came across a handy website that allows you to download music from YouTube videos as an MP3 file. This is YouTube MP3 tool is extremely useful because it can allow you to: (more…)
Posted November 17, 2007
It’s extremely annoying when you’re trying to watch a video on YouTube, MetaCafe, DailyMotion, etc. and it pauses every 10 seconds! What causes this? It could be any of these, listed from most likely to least likely… (more…)
Have you ever seen a great video on YouTube, Google Video, MetaCafe or DailyMotion and wanted to download the YouTube video, maybe even burn the YouTube video to DVD? Well, you can, and it’s quite a simple process. (more…)
