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A vote for notepad++.

The approach we've been taking is to use html5 polyglot. Basically XHTML, but with HTML5 head tags etc, ready for moving over to HTML5.

It's easy to do what you like on your own site, but I have...

You'll be able to sort that with son of suckerfish CSS and javascript to control the fx.

You're not going to get anywhere using CSS3. If possible, have normal square edges and round corners as an enhancement.

I used to make the effort for workarounds like injecting with javascript but...

Why is it in a list? If it's not a list of items it should not be in a list.

Not sure what the div is for, I'd get that in a form if it's a form :)

Apply a class to the tr you with to be green and reference it in your CSS.

<tr class="className">

.className {background-color:#hexColor}

here's what to do:

you've got a header, main content area, footer. background for header and footer white, main content area either css gradient with min height or repeating-x background slice.
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Sorry to bump an old thread but having worked on some nightmare projects it's good to have some sort of convention to your filenames. I tend to stick to camel case lettering, with images in the...

You should probably have some kind of margin-left on your nested ul.

If your inner floated div widths add up to more than the container width they might force out depending on your styles.

It's easiest to understand the box model and float your divs to the left in...

Look up "better css font stacks" by unit verse.

Your line-height versus height + padding all over the place will cause you problems. Strip it right back with a decent reset, set a good vertical rhythm and apply minimal spacing on the form.
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Don't put paragraphs inside a div? Madness!

Ditto above: float your content areas to the left within your container.

Why do you want to use a popup? Just let the anchor link open up in the parent browser as that's the default behaviour and lets AT users remain in the one window.

If you must, a new browser...