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How to Manage Multiple Level Lists in Dreamweaver – Bullets, Letters, Numbers

December 27, 2010 by davidwank

Every so often I come across a deep-level list that needs to be put into an HTML document.  You can make yourself nuts with tons of classes, ID's and the like, but found that by creating classes for the styles you need, you can save yourself a lot of time. Thus, for each list-style: that I need, I create a CSS class: .olDecimal li {list-style: decimal;} .olAlpha li … [Read more...] about How to Manage Multiple Level Lists in Dreamweaver – Bullets, Letters, Numbers

Run IE6 in Vista with Microsoft Virtual Machine and a Windows XP Image

November 14, 2009 by davidwank

As a web developer I still like to test my sites in Internet Explorer 6.  And even though everyone really should upgrade from IE6 for a litany of reasons -- the least of which is security -- IE6 still remains a popular browser. One of the biggest problems for testing in IE6, however, is that it's pretty difficult to run IE6 in Vista (at least without quite a bit of registry … [Read more...] about Run IE6 in Vista with Microsoft Virtual Machine and a Windows XP Image

How to Test Your Website on Multiple Browsers on Multiple Operating Systems to Test Compatibility

November 1, 2009 by davidwank

As a web developer, one of the most common tasks I have in developing a website is making sure that the sites I design look the same in all major browsers. As it is in my opinion, impossible to test a site on every browser for every operating system, at this point in time I currently test all of my websites on IE6, IE7, IE8, Firefox and Opera. Addendum: If you are running … [Read more...] about How to Test Your Website on Multiple Browsers on Multiple Operating Systems to Test Compatibility

Create Two Column Table with Bullet Points Without Using

October 14, 2009 by davidwank

Recently I had the task of adding bullets to items in a pre-existing two-column HTML table. I first started to look at how to add the bullets using css to format the <TABLE> or <TD> tags, and then I looked at using css to make two columns of separate lists using <UL> and <LI> tags. I eventually found an easier solution: ASCII codes. This article will … [Read more...] about Create Two Column Table with Bullet Points Without Using

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