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Testing Your Work with the Dreamweaver CS3 Site Reporting Feature
The Dreamweaver CS3 Site Reporting feature enables you to find — and fix — site problems before you go live with your Web site. You can create a variety of reports and even customize them to identify problems [more…]
Internet Security Terms and Tips to Use with TCP/IP
You’re a network administrator, so you know that keeping your Web site secure is an ongoing challenge. You don’t have to know that TCP/IP stands for Transmission Control Protocol/Internet Protocol to use [more…]
Troubleshooting JavaScript
JavaScript is a wonderful tool to use to create interesting and interactive Web pages, but every once in a while nothing works and you have no idea where to start to get things moving again. Not to worry [more…]
Web Browser Support for HTML5
If you're writing HTML5 code, you need to view your web pages in a web browser that interprets HTML5 correctly. The problem is that HTML5 isn't just one specification but a number of different standards [more…]
Use Chrome Frame to Render HTML5 in Internet Explorer
Sad but true: The browser with the largest market share — Internet Explorer (IE) — has the least support for HTML5 standards. So how do you let all those people using IE view your HTML5 web pages? [more…]
How to Set Up an HTML5 Web Page for Offline Cache
Most Web-based applications work only if you're online, which makes a certain kind of sense. But HTML5 has a mechanism for forcing part of a web page and its resources to be stored on the local machine [more…]
