It’s amazing what you can discover by actually reading the W3C’s specification documents. I would assume that most web-developers-in-training actually don’t do this. It’s a shame though, as many other resources don’t give you the full picture on what the … Continue reading →

Many web developers are already aware of conditional comments. These forms of comments within HTML allow developers to cater content to specific versions of Internet Explorer, thus allowing them to overcome some of the rendering bugs found in the likes … Continue reading →