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Markup is a simple HTML and text file editor for the iPad. It connects to your server via FTP and provides you access to the existing files there.

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An explanation of some of the more common XML jargon and what they mean.

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Fighting copyright theft can be frustrating – if the site owner doesn’t have contact information or refuses to remove the content, it can seem like there’s nothing you can do. But you often have more recourse than just one simple request. This step-by-step tutorial will take you through the process of fighting copyright theft, from simple initial requests through more complicated processes when initial requests are ignored.

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Once you understand what typography is, you need to know how to make changes to your website that affect the typography. You do this with CSS. There are several CSS style properties that you can use to impact the typography of your Web pages.

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Definition of the CSS term font stack

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Web design encompasses a lot of things, but one thing that many people ignore is typography. Sure, you might change the font family or adjust the size of your text, but beyond that many designers leave the typography up to the browser itself. But if you want to create good Web typography you need to focus on the little details.

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A description of the CSS property border-style

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Adobe CS4 Web Premium is a great suite for designers who need to do nearly everything for their websites. It includes Photoshop extended, Fireworks, Illustrator, Dreamweaver, Contribute, Flash, and SoundBooth.

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When you write HTML from scratch, it’s very common to need to put multiple tags around one block of text. This is called nesting. But it’s easy to do it incorrectly if you’re not paying attention, and this can result in invalid HTML and sometimes pages that don’t display correctly.

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It’s easy to create a rollover image with Dreamweaver. This tutorial shows how to do it in Dreamweaver CS3, but the instructions are identical for versions back through Dreamweaver MX, including MX 2004, and Dreamweaver 8.