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About NPA: College of Distinguished Fellows. Distinguished Fellows are diverse, leaders, and experienced and support the mission of the NPA. They promote sustained Service, Contribution and Leadership advocating Professionalism. Once an elite networking professional becomes a “Distinguished Fellow”, they are authorized to use the. Or DFNPA designation after their names as a Mark of Distinction. The designation represents “Distinguished Fellow, Network Professional Association.”.

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Thanks for the Occasional Kudos! | Beginning HTML5 and CSS3 For Dummies

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Beginning HTML5 and CSS3 For Dummies. Thanks for the Occasional Kudos! And then, there are the letters like the one from Alana P. (thanks, Alana! That occasionally appear in our inboxes. This one is short but very sweet (at least, to me and Jeff) because it reads:. 8220;I have been trying to teach myself dreamweaver and it’s been driving me nuts…. I borrowed “HTML, XHTML and CSS” from the library this afternoon and everything is FINALLY making sense! This entry was posted in Editorial. May 14, 2011.

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Editorial | Beginning HTML5 and CSS3 For Dummies

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Beginning HTML5 and CSS3 For Dummies. What is CSS Regions, and Why Does Google Want to Kill It? CSS Regions is a technology invented by Adobe in order to allow magazine-style layouts in web browsers. CSS Regions would solve one of the biggest problems with web layouts, which is that there’s no way to flow content from one area of a web page into another area, such as has been possible in desktop publishing for as long as desktop publishing has existed. Google announced earlier this year that they’r...

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Please Submit Your Errata! | Beginning HTML5 and CSS3 For Dummies

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Beginning HTML5 and CSS3 For Dummies. Please Submit Your Errata! Our book has now been in stores and online for one month, and we’ve gotten two reports of minor markup errors in its content so far, both from the same eagle-eyed reader. Despite our best efforts (more on that in the next paragraph) the occasional boo-boo does make it into print. When that happens we have only three burning desires:. 1 To correct whatever mistakes may have occurred. 3 The book’s technical editor does it again. Thanks very m...

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HTML5 Cafe: Home

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Welcome to HTML5 Cafe! Here you will find all sorts of delicious HTML5 and CSS3 treats. This is the sample site for Beginning HTML5 and CSS3 for Dummies. To view all of the code samples from the book, visit the Menu.

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The HTML5 Browser Dilemma | Beginning HTML5 and CSS3 For Dummies

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Beginning HTML5 and CSS3 For Dummies. The HTML5 Browser Dilemma. As we speed towards the year that HTML5 will become an official recommendation. Let’s take a look at the current level of browser support. Here are a couple images that we all need to be familiar with. The first is from HTMLtest.com. A site that ranks browsers based on how well they support the HTML5 spec. The highest possible score is currently 555. The next chart is from W3Counter.com. So, what are we to do about this? On the above chart!

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Monetizing Mobile | Beginning HTML5 and CSS3 For Dummies

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Beginning HTML5 and CSS3 For Dummies. A new study by eMarketer. Released this week, finds that adults in the U.S. are spending more time on their mobile devices. Than on desktop and laptop computers. The same study estimates that mobile ad spending has more than doubled. In 2013, while desktop ad spending has grown only 1.7%. 1 Visit your website with a smartphone. If you don’t have a smartphone handy, visit http:/ www.mobilephoneemulator.com/. 2 Read this study from IDC. Which found that 79% of 18 to 44...