A rather elegant replacement for CSS hacks. Another one for the list of things every website should do.
You’re currently reading “Fixing Cross-Browser CSS,” an entry on MalContent
I’m still waiting for that post. You’ve been only talking about it for too long.
XHTML: You can use these tags: <a href="" title=""> <abbr title=""> <acronym title=""> <b> <blockquote cite=""> <code> <em> <i> <strike> <strong>
Signal vs. Noise has an nice snapshot of the current browser usage for their webapps: That's all there...
Dear Steve, For WWDC I would like: 1. A New, Improved .Mac Please don't give me a .Mac from Google. They don't know...
iTunes 7 is here, and, while it's not perfect, here are my favorite tidbits, based on first impressions. The Album...
My name is Mal McKay, this is my personal blog.
I live just outside New York City with D, my significant other. I work for a small internet company doing random internet projects. I normally live in Dublin, Ireland, though I’m actually from Falls Church, VA.
Random posts on this blog will be vaguely interesting to techie internet people.
Non techie internet people would probably be better off with reddit.com. Non internet techie people are probably called “Cobol programmers” and would not be reading this anyway.
The post where I explain the difference between vague and random hasn’t been written yet.
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