This is what happens when you don’t close your tags.
That is all.
Tag: HTML
Synesthesia
Standards compliant HTML code written in a text editor by someone who knows what they’re doing sounds like this.
HTML code produced by a WYSIWYG editor sounds like this.
HTML code produced by pasting Microsoft Word content into a WYSIWYG editor sounds like this.
Thank you! Come again!
WORD IS NOT A VALID HTML RENDERER!
FFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUU
I’ve just spent over two hours trying to get an HTML email to render properly in Outlook.
I have never been this close to sending a death threat to Steve Balmer in my entire life.
Skype Must Die!
Doing some good for the world
Actually, Skype is a pretty cool program, it’s just that bloody browser plugin that turns everything that even looks like a phone number into a puke-inducing, flag-bearing button that needs to be eliminated with prejudice as extreme as a very extreme thing having a particularly extreme day.
Until that noble goal is achieved, this might be useful. I’ve chopped the horrible beast that is the plugin apart and come up with the following code to undo some of the evil it perpetrates on innocent web pages. Simply drop this CSS code into your page, and (theoretically) Skype will crawl away, weeping, leaving your innocent number strings unmolested.
/* kill skype plugin */
html body span.skype_pnh_container {display:none !important;}
html body span.skype_pnh_print_container {display:inline !important;}
Please note that this is code that seems to work for me, and for the version of the plugin on my computer. It may not work for you, or with whatever version you’re plagued with. Also, I’m not a bloody tech support desk, so if you can’t get this code working, or aren’t sure where to put it – well, it’s tough biscuits for you sailor!
Back to work…
