Montly archive for 2006-07

Navigation anchors

Words by Daniel Aleksandersen on 2006-07-22

Adding anchors drastically increases a Website’s navigation accessibility, especially if readers have disabled the CSS or are viewing the site from a handheld device.

To get it straight: anchors are on-page navigation. They provide readers with a quick way to skip down to a spesific section on that page.

It does not mess with the site's regular design either, since the anchors will be hidden from most readers. And if they are not hidden from a reader, that reader will be really happy they are there.
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Draw traffic with OpenSearch

Words by Daniel Aleksandersen on 2006-07-14

OpenSearch is a XML based technology for providing search results that can easily be used by any aggregator.

Providing OpenSearch search results for a Website can be a large source of traffic, Continued entry »

JavaScript and XHTML

Words by Daniel Aleksandersen on 2006-07-10

Using JavaScript in XHTML documents requires a bit of special attention. Here I will outline what needs be done, how, and why.
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