It's time to give the structural make-up of your web pages a once over. We examine the changes being proposed in HTML 5, and we show you how those divs, footers and headers will be used on tomorrow's web. Future-proof your markup now with this beginner's tutorial. Read more...
Search for tutorials, code snippets, definitions, news, and more
Monkeybites: Daily News for DevelopersSubscribe to this blog
-
Twitter Puts Geotagging Tools in Place
11.20.09 | 11:51 AM by Scott Gilbertson
-
Microsoft Still Chasing the Competition With IE9
11.19.09 | 2:11 PM by Scott Gilbertson
-
Video: Google Offers Overview of Chrome OS
11.19.09 | 12:10 PM by Michael Calore
-
Firefox 3.6 Beta 3 Gains Security Features, Loses Windows 7 Integration
11.18.09 | 11:16 AM by Scott Gilbertson
-
A Brave New Web Will Be Here Soon, But Browsers Must Improve
11.17.09 | 1:19 PM by Michael Calore
-
Mozilla Weave Goes 1.0, Firefox Sync Almost Ready for Primetime
11.17.09 | 11:43 AM by Scott Gilbertson
-
Adobe Releases New Betas: AIR Gets a Boost, But Flash Player Disappoints
11.17.09 | 11:36 AM by Scott Gilbertson
-
Great Documentation Is Key to Open Source Success
11.13.09 | 11:48 AM by Scott Gilbertson
-
Move Over, HTTP. Say ‘Hello World’ to SPDY
11.12.09 | 1:40 PM by Michael Calore
-
Review: Typekit Delivers Custom Web Fonts to the Masses
11.12.09 | 12:49 PM by Scott Gilbertson
/related_articles/
Webmonkey is a free, public resource for web developers. Builders, designers and programmers like you — the people who know best — write the articles, tutorials, code snippets and other contributions.
- Create a tutorial, article or code snippet.
- Read our Editorial Guidelines and FAQ.
- Request a topic you'd like to see.
- Stay informed with the Monkeybites blog.
Special Offer For Webmonkey Users
WIRED magazine:
The first word on how technology is changing our world.
Find a bug in your Monkey?
Visit the Webmonkey bug tracking page. Help us fix bugs, broken links, and outstanding issues on Webmonkey.com





