Posted in Web Standards, XHTML on Jan 8th, 2007 6 Comments »
So I started to customize a piece of open source software that the Libraries are interested in using for our archival finding aids. I openned up the code and was immediately disheartened to discovered that the pages are laid out in tables. This isn’t such a problem on the main page. However, when you get [...]
Posted in XHTML on Jan 11th, 2006 1 Comment »
I got an email comment on my site today about the fact I have the little W3C valid XHTML symbol on my site but the site doesn’t validate. One problem was my own fault. I’d put some non-compliant code in my sidebar recently and didn’t revalidate. So it was wrong, and I have now fixed [...]
Posted in Notes from the Field, XHTML on Oct 2nd, 2005 1 Comment »
One of the more annoying things about Wordpress is that if doesn’t come with a built-in WYSIWYG editor. The LITA Blog using Wordpress and I had to give Michelle B. a quick lesson in HTML entitites this mornings so that she could get someone’s post to look right ie. show the code they wanted posted. [...]
