Now that I’ve moved into the Android world, I’ve been using Google/Gmail’s “Tasks” feature to keep track of my To Do Lists. I prefer this method to a separate stand-alone ToDo app because it’s clean & simple, and it’s one less app to manage.
I created a Chrome Application Shortcut to my Task List for easy [...]
Blockquotes are a great way to reference others’ material.
A blockquote lets your reader know that you are quoting another source, and it pays proper attribution to your quoted source.
HTML supports the <blockquote> tag, which does exactly what one would suspect.
To block a quote in HTML, simply use this tag.
Example:
<blockquote> This is quoted text </blockquote>
The above [...]
I was working a client project today had to use a little javascript.
As anyone who’s worked with Javascript knows, Microsoft’s Internet Explorer can be a real pain the butt.
Things that work in Chrome, Firefox, and Safari don’t always work in IE – so you always have to come up with workarounds to make IE, well, [...]
A few versions back, Wordpress’ WYSIWYG editor started using the <strong> tag instead of the <b> tag.
And it wasn’t just Wordpress – a lot of software quietly made the shift was well. Dreamweaver, for one.
Why the change? What’s the difference between the two HTML tags?
As with most arguments of a religious nature, there’s both a [...]
