So, you’ve just launched your new membership site, and you’re wondering how to make sure that it grows. While there are a number of tools that you can use, two of the easiest have to be Meta tags and keywords. The following paragraphs will help you to learn what they are, and how they are used effectively.
So, what are Meta Tags, really?
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Most of the web designers are facing the same problem of how to convert a Photoshop design (PSD) into a cascading style sheet format (CSS). You have many images and photos with you in Photoshop and Photoshop save these source files as PSD format. And when you try opening the file in Photoshop, you will be able to work on the same. As Photoshop is very good software for designing websites, but the problem with PSD is that you ca Read more »
The most common applications that style most web pages written in HTML (Hyper Text Markup Language) and XHTML (Extensible Hyper Text Markup Language) is labeled as CSS – Cascading Style Sheets.
CSS is a style sheet language used to describe the look and formatting of a document written in a markup language. A markup language is a system for interpreting a text in Read more »
Data is the most important part of an organization. An organization has multiple departments and the lots of data. It’s important to save the data for the future references. This makes necessaries the importance of data conversion into multiple forms.
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For some web-designer, correct HTML tag in every html file is a must. The HTML tag in every web page should follow the W3C, so it can be mentioned as a valid HTML page. But sometimes, although some image can be seen as good as we want, actually we (and other web-designer) did a very fatal mistake according to W3C standard. How come?
Image can be shown in every web page with a very simple HTML tag. For example, we want to display an image “example.jpg” from our hosting directory “www.compexplorer.com/images”. The HTML tag to show the image correctly is :
<img src=”http://www.compexplorer.com/images/example.jpg”>
With the HTML tag above, there’s no problem in any browser at all. The picture can be display correctly. But, unfortunately, it’s a wrong HTML tag according to W3C standard. How come?
W3C standarize the HTML tag for image with a minimum 2 attribute, consist of :
- src : determine the target image to be displayed.
- alt : determine the alternative text when the picture is not (yet) appear. If we do not want to display alternative text, we still have to inser this attribut with a blank (no text) inside.
Is it finish? Not yet. W3C also standarize a form for every HTML tag that do not have a closing tag, including image tag. It must be endded with a slash “/” before closed by a general closing tag “>”.
Then, we can make a correct HTML tag for image like this :
- Without alternative text : <img src=”http://www.compexplorer.com/images/example.jpg” alt=”" />
- With alternative text : <img src=”http://www.compexplorer.com/images/example.jpg” alt=”this is an example” />
Why should we follow the W3C guidance? Well, you can find the answer here. Enjoy!