Help me make a business case for HTML/CSS standards in my company's web-based software. [more inside]
posted by relucent on Oct 16, 2008 - 10 answers

I seem to have hit a bit of a brick wall in approximating W3C XHTML standards compliance on my website. From what I've read, XHTML should be served with content type application/xhtml+xml, rather than text/html, and recent versions of Microsoft and Mozilla browsers should support serving them as such. Well, they aren't. [more inside]
posted by The Confessor on May 30, 2007 - 13 answers

High-quality, standards-compliant instructor-led XHTML/CSS print courseware. [more inside]
posted by Jairus on Mar 15, 2006 - 8 answers

CSSFilter: I'm a long-time Web wonk looking to become a CSS maven - my next gig is the development and implementation of a completely modern, table-less design for a fairly big company.

What learning resources out there (on the Web, in print, or otherwise) are the best for someone looking to master the techniques espoused by places like the CSS Zen Garden? What new tools should I consider using? One thing I'm having trouble with in particular: how does the designer mock up a fully CSS/XHTML design? It seems more counterintuitive than the old process of design -> cut-up into table-based layout.
posted by killdevil on Jan 8, 2005 - 20 answers