☞ Go to content.

☞ Go to right subnavigation.

Things They Never Tell You In Css School

The best thing about css is its ability to leave your head numb and your knuckles aching from whacking your monitor in the eye.

Things I should Do Instead

Image of post it note with to do list
  • Learn to write PHP that does not return errors.
  • Sleep more.
  • Things that don't require me to sit at a computer.
  • Use tables.
  • Preach about “Semantics” like everyone else around here.
  • Use tables when a DIV doesn't cut the mustard.

CSS: stuff nightmares are made of

#rightcol { 
position:relative;
vertical-align:top; 
width: 18%;
margin-left: 3.6%; 
display: inline-block; 
padding-left:2em; 
text-align:left;
}

Here's some wise advise.

“Oh, what a tangled website we weave when first we practice.”

Accessibility Statement

Every care has gone in to making this site as accessible as possible for people of all abilities. This is a summary of the features that went into making it accessible.

Access keys and their actions

Modern browsers allow people to use keyboard shortcuts to navigate pages. These shortcuts are defined by the site author. Here is a list of the available options at Dzinelabs.com.

  • Access Key
  • 1
  • 2
  • 3
  • 4
  • 5
  • 6
  • Resulting action
  • Skip Navigation
  • Home
  • Laboratory
  • Tutorials
  • Templates
  • Accessibility

External links

Whenever a link will lead you to an external page, outside of this site, the link will be indicated by the #8220;➚ ” sign.

Adhering to Standards

Not only is paid attention to accessibility, but also to trying adhering to different Standards.

This site is written in valid HTML 4.01 Strict ➚ and its visual presentation is controlled by Cascading Style Sheets ➚.

Pages remain readable when CSS is disabled.

The site also conforms to Web Content Accessibility Guidelines ➚ (WCAG) as advised by the World Wide Web Consortium ➚.

The use of images

Where images are used to convey important information, alternative text attributes (alt) have been provided for the benefit of visitors using assisitive reading technologies.

Further questions

If you would like to know more about the accessibility measures in place, or have problems using this site please contact me without hesitation.

More Pages

Links to other parts of the site.

Worth reading

Unless otherwise expressly stated, all original material of whatever nature, such as content, code & images, created by Dzinelabs and included in this site and any related pages, including the weblog's archives, © 2009 Dzinelabs. All Rights reserved.

XHTML | CSS | Accessibility

About the author

Emigrated from Belgium to Brazil and banging his head on the table with Css frustration.

Living in the state Minas Gerais in Brazil. Originally, i'm from Belgium but emigrated to Brazil in 2007.

I'm a freelance web developer and became active with HTML and CSS in 2003.