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LongTailVideo, makers of the popular JW Player (a video player for Web pages), just posted a long article titled “The State Of HTML5 Video.” I used JW Player on a couple of projects and was quite pleased with its usability and reliability. My experience was with using JW Player to present Flash video, but the […] http://j.mp/wvMKFe #html5

Some CSS-Tricks Where Dave and I are joined by Chris Eppstein. Sponsored by LessAccounting and United Pixelworkers (who are offering a 10% discount on shirts with coupon code “shoptalk”).

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ShopTalk Episode 3 is a post from CSS-Tricks http://j.mp/yIWZ4J #css #csstricks

Some CSS-Tricks You already know that inline styles are “bad practice.” Inline styles aren’t reusable like CSS in separate files is, and thus, inefficient bloat. Unless of course, when it isn’t. There are some instances where inline styles make perfect sense. Perhaps you have an application where user’s pick their favorite color, and then you set the background of the body to that. Using an inline style in that case is actually more efficient than external CSS, since it’s specific to one …

Animate to an Inline Style is a post from CSS-Tricks http://j.mp/zycgzq #css #csstricks

Some CSS-Tricks A reader writes in:

Would it be possible to draw an entire typeface in CSS to be sent in emails? Our company needs to send out emails to about 20k people to introduce a new brand that we are launching. The emails will be in HTML/CSS. My CEO is very specific about the type of aesthetic he wants to achieve, and this includes using a typeface that is not native to either Mac or Windows computers. We do not want …

Custom Fonts in Emails is a post from CSS-Tricks http://j.mp/zFeODY #css #csstricks