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NetBulge.com is devoted to web development. If you are too, then this is the site to house your best scripts and articles. Think about it: exposure, knowledge sharing and free rent.
Join us!Inserting an audio file into a web document should be a somewhat uneventful task. Actually, if you do not care about standards it is rather simple since the non-standard <embed> tag works very well in 95% of browsers. It only gets complicated when trying to follow the W3C specification. In this article I provide both methods and you can decide for yourself.
DOCTYPE stands for Document Type Declaration and is a requirement for several web documents including HTML and xHTML pages. It must be placed at the beginning of a document and lets the browser (or any other engine interested in making sense of your markup) know what type of technology you are using and which version.
Validating HTML is a painful process associated with hard tedious work. After spending weeks working on the code for my pages, I’d like to think I am done once it is finished, but the validators always tell a different story. In this article I will discuss the importance of validating your HTML and provide you with links to the best validators.
I’ve been asked this continuously. The quick response people get is: there is no way to accurately protect your site without the use of server side scripting.
But actually there is one way to password protect a page using only HTML (and a little client side scripting). It is a dirty little trick but serves the purpose of genuine security without using any server side scripting at all.
The Notepad on steroids. Quickness and simplicity, the Notepad’s two most acclaimed features are the core of this little editor; except Notepad2 goes the extra mile to provide syntax highlighting, brace matching, auto indent, rectangular selection, etc. With this tool around, there is no reason to have the original Notepad on your PC. (Source code available)
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