How many people who reach your web page leave again before the page even finishes loading? To find out you need a way of counting both how many people start downloading your page and also how many people finish downloading the page. You are never going to be able to obtain complete figures for this [...]

Ensuring that the code that you write for your HTML and style sheet code complies with the standards is extremely important if you want to ensure that your page will display correctly in all browsers and be usable to those who for one reason or another do not use the same browser as you prefer [...]

There are a couple of ways that files can be offered for download from a web site. The simplest way is to offer the download using a compressed format that not only ensures that the browser will download it rather than display it but which also makes the download as small as possible.
Linking to Downloadable [...]

After reviewing “The Ultimate CSS Reference” I had high expectations of this book. Unfortunately this book failed to live up to those expectations as my review explains.
The Ultimate HTML Reference

The attributes set in your style sheet completely over ride any of the old deprecated HTML attributes that used to serve the same purpose. This means that if you define your page appearance properly then attempting to reference the deprecated HTML attributes from your JavaScript will have no effect.
Changing Stylesheet Attributes

HTML doesn’t contain a single element combo box. To get the equivalent of a combo box in a web page you need to somehow combine a drop down list and an input field.
One way to do this is to provide an extra option in the drop down list that will make a separate input field [...]

The easiest way to add common content to all your web pages is to place that content into a separate file to be included into all the HTML pages before the pages are sent to the browser. How you do this depends on which server side languages you have available on your web server. In [...]

There is nothing that you can do in the HTML, stylesheet, or JavaScript that will protect the images on your web site from being stolen. The best form of protection is to either place a watermark in the image itself or to embed the image into a PDF with associated text that indicates the copyright. [...]