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Examples of layouts using valid XHTML and CSS
Due to the common misconception that most CSS and XHTML sites are boring, plain, and dull this thread is for posting examples of sites that use XHTML and CSS for their layouts.
So please post links to sites that are good examples of XHTML/CSS based layouts.
And thanks to pardicity3 for the idea for this thread.
<edit>Now this thread is taking some direction, it is time for some rules.</edit>
Posting rules: The site must be reasonably cross-browser supported
The page must validate as XHTML 1.0 Transitional or higher
Absolutely no tables may be used for layout purposesThe site must be complete.
Posts/links that do not conform to these guidelines will be deleted without notificiation.
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CSS Zen Garden, Blue Robot, W3.org and my website are some among the many.
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doesn't seem anybody mentioned
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I am most impressed when very large and/or business-related sites are accomplished through the use of XHTML and CSS. Some of these sites:
http://www.inc.com/home/
http://www.message.uk.com/
Then of course there are the more personal and/or non-business-related sites that are quite beautiful indeed!
http://www.whatdoiknow.org/
http://www.clagnut.com/
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I found Apache.org to be a good site that has XHTML. My favorite page, you ask?
Documentation for Apache 2.0
It validates!
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Removed text about wired.com not validating because it was removed from the list.
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I guess this qualifies, just a small personal site.
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Oh the most beautiful one of the lot :
http://www.csszengarden.com/
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Re: Examples of layouts using valid XHTML and CSS
Quote:
Originally posted by oracleguy So please post links to sites that are good examples of XHTML/CSS based layouts.
here's one for you:
http://redmelon.net/ (this one is mine, two layouts for the price of one
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Later,
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You're site is very good! I love the alternate stylesheets
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I did not see it in the list and I mentioned it in a coupe of other threads so I'll add it.
www.peterbailey.net beetle's site
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