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Web Design / HTML Web Design / HTML Design Basics Learn HTML CSS XML Careers From Jennifer Kyrnin, your Guide to Web Design / HTML This week we look at an advanced design tool: WOFF font file type for embedding fonts into web pages. And we also look at a more basic situation: testing pages in IE generates an error. Find out what you can do about both of these situations. Darla has also created a fun quiz you can take to test your knowledge of XML. If you like that form of quiz, please let me know. If people like it, Darla and I can create more quizzes like that to test your knowledge on other subjects. Web hosting is a very important part of web design. If you don't have a good web hosting provider, then you will have trouble with your web pages. But finding a good host can be challenging. I've received some great web hosting reviews that might help. Hiox India iPower DataQuantum Review Your Host What is WOFF? WOFF stands for the Web Open Font Format. It is a type of font file that you can use to post compressed font files on your website for embedding in your web pages. Learn about how to use WOFF files and where you can find ones to use for free. How to Test Local Files in IE Testing your web pages locally is important, but Internet Explorer can make that tricky. Learn about some of the issues you might have testing with IE and how you can overcome them. See More About:  internet explorer  testing web pages  javascript Do You Know XML? XML Quiz for Beginners This is an open book quiz to see how much you know about XML. There are 8 questions, and if you don't know the answer, there is information in each question to show you where to find out what it is. Come test your XML knowledge with this Beginner's XML quiz from Darla. See More About:  beginning xml  xml quiz  xml Poll: Where do you put your scripts in your HTML? When you add scripts to your HTML using the SCRIPT element, you can place them inside the BODY element or in the HEAD element. Of course, using external scripts helps speed up web pages. But did you know that putting the scripts at the very bottom of your HTML, just before the ending tag, also helps your pages load more quickly. Where do you put your scripts in your HTML? Web Design / HTML Ads Web Design Company Love Test Quiz Relationship Quiz XML Testing Quiz for Personality Featured Articles Using Shorthand Notation with CSS margin and more Become a Freelance Web Designer Class Always Use the img alt Attribute Cascading Style Sheets Full Class Fix a Background Image to the Bottom of a Table? SEO Class   More from About.com 10 Sexy Bathroom Remodels There's nothing worse than a bathroom remodel that looks like it belongs in a gas station. If you're looking for inspiration, you'll find it in these luxe, lush photos. More> Inspired Bathroom Tile Choices New tile can transform your bathroom in countless ways, whether you're looking for a playful, colorful child's bath, a cool and elegant sanctuary, or a bold sophisticated escape. More> This newsletter is written by: Jennifer Kyrnin Web Design / HTML Guide Email Me | My Blog | My Forum   Sign up for more free newsletters on your favorite topics You are receiving this newsletter because you subscribed to the About Web Design / HTML newsletter. If you wish to change your email address or unsubscribe, please click here. About respects your privacy: Our Privacy Policy Contact Information: 249 West 17th Street New York, NY, 10011 © 2011 About.com   Must Reads Find the Perfect Web Page Editor Learn HTML Learn CSS HTML 4.01 Tags / XHTML 1.0 Elements How to Build a Website   Follow me on: Advertisement