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In retrospect not the best title, but my presentation, Ajax 2.0, went well. (Requires a rendering engine with support for the CSS projection media type and the HTML video element.) Hopefully the recorded audio together with a video of my screen will be made available soon.
In other news, Standards Suck is back with a post on Advanced CSS Layouts. We’re planning on covering the W3C Technical Plenary this year, which is effectively the Mecca of standards suckage.
May I know how was created presentation?
Did you use something like that?
I wrote it in a text editor using an Opera 9.52 + video build to test. It’s just some basic HTML and CSS after all.
a, abbr, b, blockquote, br, cite, code, dd, dfn, dl, dt, em, i, li, ol, p, pre, q, samp, strong, sub, sup, ul, and var are allowed as elements. They take some of their usual attributes as well.
Comments need to be well-formed XML and are moderated.
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