Hitting "One in a Million" since 1980.
I was hoping that the Adobe development team would have fixed this by now but it seems that they do not use their own products. At least, certainly not for standards compliant work. In a revisit to my original article on fixing the issue with CS4, here is an updated tag library that you can …
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It has become the unsaid consensus over the years that NETMARKETSHARE is an accurate source for up to date data regarding the real world happenings of the internet. For me, the most important information they track is screen resolution. With the flood of new internet connected mobile devices, the revolution that was brought on by …
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One of the first things you learn about XHTML is lowercase. Everything is lowercase. Lowercase tags, lowercase attributes, lowercase, lowercase, lowercase… I guess it wasn’t obvious enough to the developers over at Adobe because Dreamweaver CS4 has this annoying habit of mix-casing all of the JavaScript event handlers.