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Semantics, do we really need’em?

Written by Ara Pehlivanian

July 24th, 2006

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A few thoughts on the true impact of semantics.

Posted in: CSS, Semantics, Web Development, XHTML

Are inline styles bad?

Written by Ara Pehlivanian

June 6th, 2006

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There’s been a little talk lately on the topic of whether or not it’s right to use inline styles. Here’s what I think.

Posted in: CSS, Standards, Web Development, XHTML

Hooks: How to Keep CSS and JavaScript Separate

Written by Ara Pehlivanian

May 27th, 2006

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Reinforcing the three layers of separation through the use of hooks.

Posted in: CSS, DOM, JavaScript, Standards, Web Development, XHTML

Get FireBug

Written by Ara Pehlivanian

May 24th, 2006

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Any web developer worth their salt will want to have this Firefox extension in their toolbox.

Posted in: AJAX, CSS, DOM, Links, Standards, Web Development, XHTML

document.write() fix for (real) XHTML [v0.5.1]

Written by Ara Pehlivanian

May 12th, 2006

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A script that gets AdSense, the Technorati Badge and other 3rd party JavaScript working with application/xhtml+xml.

Posted in: DOM, Hacks, JavaScript, Projects, Standards, Web Development, XHTML

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