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    <nde:authname>Eric A. Meyer</nde:authname>
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    <nde:title>Netscape DevEdge Redesigns As Standards Showcase</nde:title>
    <nde:summary xmlns:nde="http://devedge.netscape.com/2002/de">Netscape DevEdge is now showcases standards-based, cross-browser techniques. 
	Get sample code and learn how you can build engaging, effective sites that 
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    <nde:authname>Eric Meyer</nde:authname>
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External stylesheets are often associated with HTML documents using the <code>link</code> element, but it is important to use the element's attributes properly.  This is because there are three kinds of stylesheets, and the <code>title</code> attribute is key to the establishment of two of them.  The presence of the <code>title</code> attribute in a <code>link</code> element that references an external stylesheet can cause the stylesheet to become a <em>preferred stylesheet</em>.  This will in most cases cause the external stylesheet to be ignored, which is typically not what an author intends to do.
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    <nde:authname>Eric A. Meyer</nde:authname>
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        Get popular <a href="/central/gecko/">Netscape Gecko-based</a> browser builds and 
        learn which versions of Mozilla the various browsers 
        are based on.
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