30 Days of HTML
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Get to the point. Or not.
Jen Kramer and Erika Lee
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#30DaysofHTML Day 18: <main> and <aside> challengeYou try it: How would you mark up this web page using <main> and <aside>, in addition to other elements? Fork the CodePen problem, make your cha…
Erika Lee and Jen Kramer
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Related or syndicated?
Jen Kramer and Erika Lee
Apr 17CommentShare
#30DaysofHTML Day 17: <section> and <article> challengeYou try it: How would you mark up this web page using <section> and <article>? Fork the CodePen problem, make your changes, and share your answe…
Jen Kramer
Apr 17Comment 8Share
Imagine there's no JavaScript...
Jen Kramer and Erika Lee
Apr 16CommentShare
#30DaysofHTML Day 16: <noscript> and Science & Geekery ChallengeTWO CHALLENGES TODAY — The <noscript> challenge AND the Science & Geekery challenge! Post all of your answers below. Fork the CodePen problem, m…
Erika Lee and Jen Kramer
Apr 16Comment 16Share
See what's become of me
Jen Kramer and Erika Lee
Apr 15Comment 4Share
#30DaysofHTML Day 15: <time> discussionYou try it: How would you mark up these time questions? Look up the spec on WHATWG and see if you can apply it here. Fork the CodePen problem, m…
Jen Kramer and Erika Lee
Apr 15Comment 12Share
Not like any variable you know
Erika Lee and Jen Kramer
Apr 14CommentShare
Displaying information in and out of the computer
Jen Kramer and Erika Lee
Apr 13CommentShare
#30DaysofHTML Day 13: < kbd > and <samp> discussionYou try it: How would you mark up this sample code? Fork the CodePen problem, make your changes, and share your answer in the thread below! Comm…
Erika Lee and Jen Kramer
Apr 13Comment 17Share
Formatting code and other fixed-space items online
Erika Lee and Jen Kramer
Apr 12CommentShare
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