Unicode® Character Table &what: Discover Unicode & HTML Character Entities <input> - HTML ÜbersichtEdit Das HTML Element <input> ermöglicht es, interaktive Bedienelemente für webbasierte Formulare zu erstellen. AttributeEdit Dieses Element unterstützt die Verwendung von globalen Attributen. type accept If the value of the type attribute is file, this attribute indicates the types of files that the server accepts; otherwise it is ignored. accesskey HTML 4 only, Veraltet seit HTML5 A single-character that the user can press to switch input focus to the control. mozactionhint Specifies an "action hint" used to determine how to label the enter key on mobile devices with virtual keyboards. autocomplete HTML5 This attribute indicates whether the value of the control can be automatically completed by the browser. If the autocomplete attribute is not specified on an input element, then the browser uses the autocomplete attribute value of the <input> element's form owner. autofocus HTML5 autosave HTML5 This attribute should be defined as a unique value. checked disabled form HTML5 height HTML5 src
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20 Photoshop tips for web design | Photoshop The phrase 'I wish I were better at Photoshop' is uttered by web designers young and old. Yet there's something inherently wrong with that statement. It implies that our proficiency in a software program would make us better designers. The reality is that just knowing the basics of Photoshop is sufficient for web design heroics. What if we took a step back from adding noise and insetting text to evaluate our efficiency using Photoshop? Too simple for you, Level 42 PSD Sage? 01. Ironically, the most essential Photoshop tip doesn't even involve turning on your computer. 02. Alignment and relationship of size are two attributes your designs should address. 03. There truly isn't anything worse than to be off by one pixel. 04. Is it a pain to name your layers and put them in folders? 05. The key to Photoshop stardom is efficiency. 06. As designers, we tend to discredit our audience's ability to perceive the effect we're trying to achieve. 07. 08. 09. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19.
Character Entities in HTML & XHTML - The Web Standards Project Single characters can be embedded into documents using character entity references. These references have a numeric value as well as a named value. You can use either one just so long as it is allowed within the DTD in question. Using character entities is particularly helpful when the encoding set doesn’t express all the characters that you might want to use in the document. There are three types of character entities available in HTML and XHTML. ISO 8859-1 characters. The Web Standards Project is a grassroots coalition fighting for standards which ensure simple, affordable access to web technologies for all. CSS : vos premiers pas Les styles HTML Si vous souhaitez modifier le type de caractère d'une portion de texte sans l'aide des CSS, vous devez utiliser la balise <font>, en écrivant par exemple <font face="Times">. Pour définir la couleur de l'arrière plan et la bordure d'un tableau ainsi que le retrait (padding) de chacune de ses colonnes, vous utiliserez le code suivant : Cette approche présente cependant plusieurs inconvénients : Vous devez répéter la même définition de style à chaque fois que vous souhaitez l'utiliser dans votre page où dans les diverses pages de votre site Internet A chaque fois que vous souhaiterez modifier ce style, vous devrez reparcourir le contenu de toutes vos pages pour mettre à jour, une par une, les diverses définitions qu'elles contiennent Ces répétitions augmentent la taille de vos pages Vos styles sont figés, le contenu se présentent de la même façon pour tous les usages possibles : écran, imprimante, PDA, lecteurs vocaux,... Comment créer un site avec les CSS Code : Ce qui donne :
Five simple steps to designing grid systems - Preface – June 26th, 2005 – Following my article in Design in Flight I’ve received countless emails to elaborate, in some way, on how to correctly design grid systems. It’s quite a complicated field and so distilling it into ‘Five Simple Steps’ has proven to be quite tricky, so much so that I thought I needed to write some sort of preface before we get on to the first part. What is a grid? Before we even begin to tackle designing grid systems we need to have a basic understanding of what they are, why we use them and where they came from. In the context of graphic design, a grid is an instrument for ordering graphical elements of text and images. It was around this period that the grid system moved from the domain of art and into one of typography and commercial design. It’s about mathematics… mostly First of all when talking about grid systems we have to mentally separate form and function. Ratios and equations are everywhere in grid system design. What is a grid system? Why design a grid system?