
January 31st, 2005, 06:52 PM
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Quote: | Originally Posted by nschafer I still had not played around with HTML at all at that point so I usually found a web page I liked, right clicked my screen and hit view source. I'd see how they did things and copy it until I got it the way I liked. It took a long time for me to actually get the basics of HTML because I didn't feel that it was too important to make the application look good so long as it worked. |
Unfortunately, its not going to get any eaiser learning semantic XHTML using that method
With the document structure/presentation/interactivity layers now separated into XHTML, CSS, and ECMAScript respectivly, you simply cannot see "how they dunnit" using View Source, it neglects to show styling information
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