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Web Designer who loves learn new technologies and be creative and artistic.
- Interests
- HTML5, CSS3, JavaScript, PHP, MySQL
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- Intel i7, 16GB Ripjaws, GTX770M, 228SSD, 1TB HHD
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 | If you have a Form that gets user input, submits and adds to a MySQL db. You want to be alerted via email, and also send an email to the user thanking them. You decide PHPMailer is the safest way, but want to use PDO to avoid Injection hacks. What …  |
 | It probably has to do with the encoding. I have a bit about it in a blog at http://blog.comnad.com/ More browsers are actually coming around to be more standard. For a while using the Video tag in HTML5 we had to have three videos, the video/mp4, the video/webm and the …  |
| | In most of the books I've read on HTML5, they use <section> as a main container, and that then may have <article>'s inside it. I have also seen other tutorials that will show <article> as a main container for an article, or even a book, and then have <section> used …  |
| | Posting things that are interested to your target market. graphics catch the eye faster than long paragraphs of info, but too many graphics in a followers News Feed can be annoying. The KEY is posting something interesting enough to get others to Share it, or at least Like it so …  |
| | Re: Centering in DIV Tagging onto what alb and dia pointed out, <center> is obsolete in HTML5, and putting style elements in the HTML code is discouraged. Better to use CSS. Use margin:auto; and text-align:center; (even for images). Sometimes when you don't have much in a div, using min-width and max-width to define the … |
 | Re: HTML & HTML5 HTML5 is not only an upgrade in the code, but it is a methodology, a new way of looking at your code. The new tags are very noticable as a way to organize the elements of the page, instead of just using <div>, but these also help with eReaders and … |
| | yep. side note: putting the style attributes in CSS is preferable to using <style> |
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