Philadelphia Standards Organization

I’ve been reading 24 Ways to impress your friends for about two weeks. It’s a site from Drew McClellan.

Each day from now until 24th December, we’ll be publishing a new short article or tip designed to teach you something that perhaps you didn’t know, and in turn can share with your friends. It’s a holiday thing – share the lovin’.

There have been several articles that helped me grasp a few concepts that I was having some trouble with. In fact, Drew explained ems three days before Eric Meyer did it at An Event Apart. As I write this, there are thirteen articles, but when its done it looks like it will serve as either a nice crash course or a sweet refresher on a bunch of very important standards related topics.

Take a look at my favorites or read the whole site. Either way, your friends will be so impressed.

• Centered Tabs with CSS
• Transitional vs. Strict Markup
• The Attribute Selector for Fun and (no ad) Profit
• DOM Scripting Your Way to Better Blockquotes

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