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RSS Tutorial for Content Publishers and Webmasters for Content Publishers and Webmasters This tutorial explains the features and benefits of a Web format called RSS, and gives a brief technical overview of it. It also includes information on a similar format called Atom. The reader is assumed to have some familiarity with XML and other Web technologies. It is not meant to be exhaustive; for more information, see the ‘More Information about RSS’ section. Introducing RSS Think about all of the information that you access on the Web on a day-to-day basis; news headlines, search results, “What’s New”, job vacancies, and so forth. Most people need to track a number of these lists, but it becomes difficult once there are more than a handful of sources. RSS is an XML-based format that allows the syndication of lists of hyperlinks, along with other information, or metadata, that helps viewers decide whether they want to follow the link. What’s in a feed? A feed contains a list of items or entries, each of which is identified by a link. No! <? <? Atom
CSS3 . Info - All you ever needed to know about CSS3 KODY CSS/HTML! Cześć! Dziś obiecany post z kodami, których używam do doskonalenia wyglądu bloga :) Bez zbędnego gadania, bo post będzie i tak długi, przechodzę do rzeczy :) Na pierwszy rzut lecą kody CSS. Jak je wprowadzić w życie? To łatwe, wchodzimy w Szablon -> Dostosuj -> Zaawansowane -> Dodaj arkusz CSS i wklejamy tam poniższe kody. Podświetlenie zdjęcia po najechaniu na nie: Cytat z suwakiem, taki jak widzicie w tym poście. Wyśrodkowanie tekstu w lewej kolumnie (analogicznie z prawą kolumną, left zamieniamy na right) Podkreślenie postu, solid - linia ciągla, dotted - linia kropkowana, dashed - linia kreskowana, zmieniamy wg uznania. Obramowanie komentarza, tutaj podobnie można użyć linii ciągłej, kropkowanej lub kreskowanej. Rozjeżdżające się litery po najechaniu na link HTML. Wycentrowane Nowszy post/Strona główna/Starszy post Najpierw wyszukujemy frazę: <b:includable id='nextprev'> i poniższy kod: Usuwamy i zamieniamy na ten poniżej: "Pokazywanie postów oznaczonych etykietą" usunięte
Sortable Color Name Chart • List of HTML Web Page Color Names wi Another HTML color chart? Aren't there enough of these on the web already? Well, I've never found a color chart that displays colors the way I like. While the practice certainly is debatable, I prefer to use color names in my style sheets instead of hex codes. I'm just not a hex person (of course, I still need to see the hex codes). This sortable chart: Lists named colors and their associated RGB hex codes Displays each color rendered by both name and hex code Shows both black text and white text on each color Fills the screen with color swatches (chips) You can't handle this power Colorfulness MediumSpringGreen DarkTurquoise MediumVioletRed DarkGoldenRod LightSeaGreen CornflowerBlue MediumTurquoise MediumSlateBlue MediumSeaGreen PaleVioletRed MediumAquaMarine DarkSlateBlue PaleGoldenRod PaleTurquoise DarkOliveGreen BlanchedAlmond LightSteelBlue LightGoldenRodYellow LightSlateGray DarkSlateGray LavenderBlush Number of colors: 140 Note that these color names are standard web colors. Questions or Comments Random
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