A List Apart: Articles: Prettier Accessible Forms
Styling forms using semantically correct markup, css, and a dash of javascript
Scraping With Style Scrapi Toolkit for Ruby
screen scraping library for ruby
webgen - HomePage
Static webpage compiler (like ikiwiki) written in ruby
subLog : HTML / CSS to PDF using Ruby on Rails
#69235 - Pastie
PDFerator - script from alien camel that turns a webpage into a PDF using WebKit on OSX
Datasheet-style form using HTML, CSS and JavaScript
interesting css for a spreadhseet style form. could be useful for rba work
StaticMatic
static website compiler written in ruby, similar to ikiwiki
xmltv2html
ruby script that converts XMLTV files to HTML
Formtastic Plugin Documentation
"makes it far easier to create beautiful, semantically rich, syntactically awesome, readily stylable and wonderfully accessible HTML forms in your Rails applications."
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description of how the table sizing algorithm for HTML tables should work
Jeffrey Zeldman Presents : E-mail is not a platform for design
stick to sending plain text email
A List Apart: Articles: The Trouble With EM ’n EN (and Other Shady Characters)
examines the different dash and space characters (among others) available in Unicode and when they should be used
Wuputah: Premailer: compatible HTML emails without the hassle
Sending XHTML as text/html Considered Harmful
Word has always done a great job of displaying the... · Ben Ward's Scattered Mind
A List Apart: Articles: Beyond DOCTYPE: Web Standards, Forward Compatibility, and IE8
W3C I18N FAQ: Multilingual Forms
Second, it may be a good idea for the script that receives the form data to check that the data returned indeed uses UTF-8 (in case something went wrong, e.g. the user changed the encoding).
SEO 2.0 | Top 7 Ways To Crash Internet Explorer
code techniques that apparently crash ie6
A List Apart: Articles: Get Ready for HTML 5
markItUp! Universal Markup Editor
wmd - The Wysiwym Markdown Editor
Fancy Form Design Using CSS
The Current State of HTML Forms
Activating Browser Modes with Doctype
How a new HTML element will make the Web faster | Ars Technica
Optimizing the Critical Rendering Path
Old CSS, new CSS