Posts Tagged “xhtml”
Hacking the Technorati Badge part Deux
The code below is out of date. For the latest version see document.write() fix for (real) XHTML In my previous post on Hacking the Technorati Badge I told the tale of how I managed to get it working with the application/xhtml+xml MIME type. Since then I tweaked the technique and managed to get rid of [...]
Hacking the Technorati Badge or: How I Hacked Document.Write() in Order to Make it Work With application/xhtml+xml
Technorati, like Google’s AdSense uses JavaScript to insert content into your site via the document.write() method. Unfortunately document.write() isn’t supported in the XML DOM (which is what this site uses when viewed in Firefox when served with the application/xhtml+xml MIME Type). Well, I hacked the document.write() method to circumvent the problem.
Calling all Beta Testers
I’m writing a little something and would like to run it past a few Beta Testers. If you’re interested, contact me.
First Annual CSS Naked Day: April 05
Dustin Diaz is launching the first annual CSS Naked Day on April 5th 2006. Those brave enough to participate will run their sites completely CSS free for the entire day. The point is to show off the “semantic-ness” of your markup. Way to go Dustin! I’m in! Any takers? (Hat tip to Sarven for the [...]
Removing Dotted Links
They say you learn something new each day. I just learned how to remove dotted links in CSS thanks to Nathan Smith.
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