When it comes to coding HTML emails, there is such as thing as too much CSS (Cascading Style Sheets). If you can’t write a FONT tag without cracking up, but you need to code nice looking, cross-client HTML emails, check out my first new article on WebReference.com, How to Create Great HTML Emails with CSS.
December 6, 2006
Article: Is There Such a Thing as Too Much Style?
November 28, 2006
The “New” AOL: Now for the Other Masses (the Cheap Ones)
Long known as the “easy” internet — praised by grandmothers and shunned by the tech elite — AOL, at $20+ per month, has seemed overpriced for years. The free hours of internet they used to offer upfront used to seem like a steal, but they’re now as easy to come by as so many landfill-clogging promo CDs.
Which is why I felt pretty silly installing AOL 9 on my pristine and professional Shuttle XPC last week. Why would I do that? Mainly because AOL is suddenly FREE. So why shouldn’t I add it to my at-home website-testing arsenal so I can ensure that my websites and HTML email newsletters look okay for the at-AOL-dot-com crowd?