You are the CSS to my HTML by Chris Glass (via minusbaby)
The Road to HTML5 Link Relations
Regular links (
<a href>) simply point to another page. Link relations are a way to explain why you’re pointing to another page. They finish the sentence “I’m pointing to this other page because…”
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I just installed AutoPagerize on my Tumblr, making it an endless stream of internet goodness. Here’s the script:
<script type="text/javascript" src="http://proto.jp/js/tumblrAutoPager.js"></script>
The difference between HTML IDs & classes
One of the most popular questions among web designers starting to learn CSS is: What is the difference between IDs and classes?
IDs are to be used only once in your HTML layout. Classes can be used multiple times.
Generally IDs are used for the main elements of the page such as the header, main content, sidebar, footer, etc. Classes are used for elements that will appear several times on your page but can not be covered by standard HTML elements. For example, menus. The easy way to remember which one of the two should be used only once to think of how many people are out there with your ID card number.
