Category Archives: XHTML

Dealing with the annoyances of HTML emails

Posted on March 11, 2009 by Mike

For all you Web developers out there, I know there is at least one thing we all have in common – our absolute hatred of HTML emails. They are a constant struggle and the backwards methods we are forced to … Continue reading →

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No form? No probem. No submit button? IE6 hangs!

Posted on February 12, 2009 by Mike

I came across a rather curious IE6 bug today on the RBC Structured Notes Web site we developed here at iStudio. First, a bit of a background. The RBC SN Web site, among other things, displays Notes pages to investors … Continue reading →

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The full <body> of work

Posted on February 11, 2009 by Mike

An article I read this morning on SitePoint called Styling the html and body Elements made me re-think the way I implement my core template framework. In the past, I’ve always placed each template in a wrapper <div> and then used that for … Continue reading →

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