Re:How well do you know HTML?
by kmfrk on Sunday June 09, 2013 @05:26PM
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Another important take-away from learning HTML is that, as glacially as it may seem to develop, it is indeed constantly under development, not just by the bodies agreeing on new features and standards, but also by the browser vendors who implement them gradually.
How many use rel="canonical", rel="next", hreflan="x-default", role="navigation", and dir="ltr", for instance? And how many knew that you can target languages in CSS?
It's very important never to be complacent about the HTML you know - or think you know.
Oftentimes, people just seem to think CSS and HTML are the support wheels you need to master before moving on to the things that actually matter farther back on the front-end.
How many use rel="canonical", rel="next", hreflan="x-default", role="navigation", and dir="ltr", for instance? And how many knew that you can target languages in CSS?
It's very important never to be complacent about the HTML you know - or think you know.
Oftentimes, people just seem to think CSS and HTML are the support wheels you need to master before moving on to the things that actually matter farther back on the front-end.