On Thu, Apr 8, 2010 at 7:30 PM, Eduard Pascual <herenvardo@gmail.com> wrote: > On Thu, Apr 8, 2010 at 5:35 PM, Tab Atkins Jr. <jackalmage@gmail.com> wrote: >> Or, you know, you could write it. ^_^ > > I was expecting that. Actually, I was going to volunteer when I > suggested it, but two things prevented me from doing so: > 1) I had some stuff to do this morning; so I just left it as a > suggestion thus leaving open the chance that someone could have > something done before I came back. > 2) If I write it, it will still need some review from people with > better knowledge on the topic than me. > > I'll get into it right now, taking WHATWG's FAQ as a guideline for > content structure and the pages on the CSS site as the guideline for > markup/layout. I'm hoping to drop something here for review within > then next 24h. A bit later than expected, but here it goes ^^ Note that this should be properly reviewed by the WG before going "live": my knowledge on the processes is quite limited, and most of what I've included is information available from either the W3C website or this thread. Also, it's based on what *I* thought would be the stuff potential contributors would need/like to know, so it may be worth reviewing by other contributors to see if something should be added/removed. My original intent was to include all the "boilerplate" html code to mimic the CSS site's design; but that would have been highly error-prone and would have bloated the document; so I hope you have some kind of template you can apply to it. Regards, Eduard Pascual
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