Web Coding (HTML, etc.)
These sites will help you learn — or refresh your memory of — the basic building blocks of the Web. For more advanced techniques, see Web Scripting/Programming.
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HTML |
Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) |
Metadata |
XML/XHTML
HTML
See also
- HTML 5 Cheat Sheet - Helpful list of tags from the latest version of HTML
- Index Dot HTML
- Bare Bones Guide to HTML
- How Do They Do That with HTML? - Advanced tricks
- HTML Dog - HTML and CSS tutorials
- HTML for Beginners
- HTML Goodies - Step-by-step tutorials for anyone from HTML beginners to those who want to go on to JavaScript, DHTML, CGI, etc.
- HTML Station - Lots of tutorials and quick reference sources (december.com)
- Word HTML Cleaner - Cleans up all the cr*p MS Word injects into your documents when you convert them to HTML
- W3C HTML Validation Service
- Bit.ly
- Is.gd
- Ow.ly
- TinyURL
- CheckShortURL
- GetLinkInfo
Validation:
See also
URL Shorteners:
Have a long URL you want to share? These sites will give you an abbreviated one that works just as well.
Reverse URL Shorteners
Use these if you're not sure you where that shortened URL is really going.
Cascading Style Sheets (CSS)
- Index Dot CSS
- Stylesheet Tutorial - I learned enough CSS to get started from this tutorial (Steve Mulder, Webmonkey)
- CSS Layout Techniques: For Fun and Profit - "Look, Ma, no tables!"
- CSS Style Sheets & Tips (NYPL Style Guide)
- Quirksmode on CSS - Including browser compatibility (Peter-Paul Koch)
- WebReview.com's Stylesheet Reference Guide
- CSS Properties Quick Reference (Musciano and Kennedy, O'Reilly)
- CSS Zen Garden - Lots of samples to learn from
- Presentations without Powerpoint - How Librarian.net's Jessamyn West does it with CSS
- W3C CSS Validation Service
- CSSCheck (HTML Help)
Validation:
Metadata for Web Sites
See also
- How to Use HTML Meta Tags (Searchenginewatch.com)
- HTML Meta, Rel, Rev Tags
- Dublin Core Metadata Initiative
- Meta Matters - Metadata resources from Australia and New Zealand
XML/XHTML
- Frequenly Asked Questions about the Extensible Markup Language (XML FAQ)
- Getting Started with XML - A guide for librarians by Eric Lease Morgan
- XML.com - Site for detailed instructions and specifications
- A Technical Introduction to XML - What it is, what it looks like, etc.
- Annotated XML Specification
- XML 101
- XMLMania
- Introduction to XHTML, with Examples (WDVL)
- XHTML Guidelines & Benefits (NYPL Style Guide)
- tidy, a program developed at W3C, helps you clean up your HTML code to XHTML standards
XML (eXtensible Markup Language) is a code for tagging all kinds of data elements; XHTML is an adaptation of HTML to conform with XML.
XML
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