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March 2002

Beginner Tip :  Quotation Marks And Coding Errors

Misplaced or mismatched quotation marks are one of the single most common coding errors in HTML. That simple mistake can break your page display because images and other page elements may not display correctly - if at all. Click here to read on.

CSS Tip :  Border Control With CSS

If you’ve ever doubted the claim that Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) give you absolute control over page layout, then you’ve never played around with CSS border properties. Use them to put a custom border around anything on your page – from text to images to tables. They’re a great way to add emphasis and visual interest to your page without increasing page load time with images. Click here to learn more.

Promotion Tip :  Looking Good In Search Results

Every search engine uses a different method to display search results. Some rely on META tags like title and description and others pull keywords directly out of the text. Do you have a search results listing so interesting that searchers can't wait to visit the site? Or do you have a meaningless listing that confuses visitors? Click here to continue.