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As you may recal, I wrote a small piece on #html5 input types a while go here, in which I stated:If you use an unsupported input type in a browser it falls back to text, what I didn't knew is that reading the type with JavaScript fails also. CSS attribute selectors are fine, only no JavaScript …

I read an interesting tweet just now by Sergey ilinsky, saying that his bug report to Chromium was being ignored. A bug that let's you include css only for chrome WebKit browsers, like apple's safari and google's chrome. Look here for the example page., the text is red in chromium WebKit and black in other browsers. …

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I recently came across a tweet from a friend of mine Roy with an interesting take on marking up discounted product.
How do you guys feel about using - from <del>€ 27,70</del> for <ins> € 25,00</ins> for discounted products?
As I agree upon his approach, I had an extra option for it. In dutch we differ…

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I recently encountered something in my work that kinda baffled me. Apparently some (make that lot) people don't know one fundamental thing about inline and block-level elements.The fact is that you are not allowed to nest them.
This seems to be a small matter, but it has all sorts of consequences for …