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The World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) is an international community that develops and publishes specifications and guidelines that define technologies like XML, HTML, and CSS.

The package org.w3c.dom is accessible from more than one module: <unnamed>, java.xml

I am unable to import org.w3c.dom.NodeList package to Eclipse. It is showing The package org.w3…

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Use of <picture> inside <figure> element in HTML5?

In HTML5 we currently have a <figure> element, defined like so (W3C reference) The figure element represents …

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Does the handling of hidden form controls in HTML5 make sense?

HTML5 added in the ability to better define client-side validation in forms without needing to use JavaScript. The concept already …

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Is it necessary to add cellspacing="0" cellpadding="0" in <table>?

Eric meyer reset css is suggesting "tables still need 'cellspacing="0"' in the markup". Is it necessary? and what is …

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Using cm/mm on the CSS of a web app that replicates paper interaction is a good practice?

I am building a web application that interact with documents for later printing. In some points is similar to Google …

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What can service workers do that web workers cannot?

What can service workers do that web workers cannot? Or vice versa? It seems that web workers are a subset …

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When to use <br> line breaks vs CSS positioning?

I've often wondered about the proper use of a <br> line break. Seems that often they are incorrectly …

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is form enctype "application/json" available?

I was reading this w3c document about post JSON data with html form, and trying to test it. my …

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generic foreach iteration of NamedNodeMap

In Java, looking at the NamedNodeMap interface, how do you iterate it with generics? It seems to use Node rather …

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Why does the W3C advise wrapping input elements in <p> tags?

I've seen a lot of examples on the web where forms are laid out like so: <form> <…

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