This is just a quick post as a response to an article about adaptive image sizes for mobile devices.

This is how I discovered display:table, and also why I think it is worth looking into a little deeper.

I've decided to start a new habit of introducing a new element each week. I'm starting off with the BDO element.

In the previous posts I've described one of the most basic principles of HTML - It's semantic nature. In this post I would like to give an example of how I look at a document, and how to start working it out. I hope that by using this example I could show you some best practices to structure your document.

sometimes we might find that there are some structures we would like to describe more precisely than possible with the current list of elements. For XHTML 1.0, there is one nice solution for us - Microformats

HTML is a language designed to markup text. It is meant to give contextual meaning to the text it used on. One of the great injustices that were done to HTML was the fact that this simple truth was almost always neglected. In this article (which might develop to a series) I intend to take the time to explain how to recognize the semantic meaning of various structures, and how to best utilize HTML to describe them.