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"For this exercise, please download the cross-platform editor Sublime Text, which is an open-source editor designed for simplicity and ease of use. Also, please make sure you have Google Chrome installed."
I recently was helping out a non-technical friend with basic HTML/CSS stuff (like this repo) and I had the best success with showing her http://www.codecademy.com/tracks/web. She had tried other resources but for her, Codecademy seemed to be the most hopeful and easy to use (AND FREE).
This is a great resource. Good work! I recently was helping out a non-technical friend with basic HTML/CSS stuff (like this repo) and I had the best success with showing her http://www.codecademy.com/tracks/web . She had tried other resources but for her , Codecademy seemed to be the most hopeful and easy to use (AND FREE).
"For this exercise, please download the cross-platform editor Sublime Text, which is an open-source editor designed for simplicity and ease of use. Also, please make sure you have Google Chrome installed."
Indeed. ST is neither open-source or free.
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isn't part of XHTML and not HTML5?
Actually looking into it seems that it is, and that example is wrong. The spec examples only use and call it a void element (one which can't have any content) but states only foreign elements can be self closing.
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Cheers!
nice touch with the either is fine