Useful Files

  1. XHTML Template Start all of your web pages by downloading and then editing this file (right click the link, and save the link to a file on your computer).

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Outside Links

  1. Notepad++ (a great HTML/CSS editor, Windows only) - don't use Notepad/Wordpad unless you're a masochist
  2. W3C Markup Validation Service: Verify that your web page is compliant with the XHTML standard(s)
  3. BrowserShots.org: Test how your web page looks in 50+ different browsers.
  4. css Zen Garden: Some beautiful examples of using CSS to completely change the look and layout of a webpage, without changing the HTML.
  5. How to Avoid Deprecated HTML: If you were taught HTML a few years ago, you are probably used to using things like <b>, <i>, and <center>. This page shows how to do those things, properly, in CSS.
  6. CSS & XHTML References and Links: Some great links covering XHTML/CSS validators, references, standards, tips, color pickers, examples, and more.1)
1) Thanks to Mehmud Abliz for compiling these.