Tag Archives: xhtml

Hiding PHPSESSID

September 8, 2007 – 11:44 am

I’ve built GlitterPony Magazine’s website so that it is dynamic. All I need to do is put the poems into the database fill in a field or two and I’ve got a functioning website. Of course the site is written in strict xhtml so that I can have a new look to each issue [...]

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Using <object> in Internet Explorer

August 22, 2007 – 10:44 am

As a web designer I hate Internet Explorer. Microsoft often makes their own rules despite there being rules in place already. I will say however that IE is getting better at following standards with each new version of its browser. The Big Problem™ is that sometimes IE interferes with a page remaining valid XHTML. [...]

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A Temporary Fix to Keep WordPress XHTML Friendly

August 21, 2007 – 3:12 pm

Today I discovered two bugs in wordpress that keep it from being valid xhtml. They don’t happen in all occasion, but I was lucky enough to hit both with a project I was working on.
The first bug happens when you are using the links widget and have more than one category of links. What you [...]

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XAlign, A TinyMCE Fix for WordPress

July 10, 2007 – 11:36 am

It’s bothered me that TinyMCE, WordPress’ default rich text editor, uses the align attribute. For example if you want to center some text and use TinyMCE you’ll get code that looks like this:
<p align=”center”>My centered text</p>
Why is that a problem? Here’s the list

It is not valid strict xhtml
It is deprecated transitional xhtml
It does not [...]

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