Web Standards Articles
Download Web Standards Articles in OpenDocument Format (ODF)
All Web Standards Articles in a compressed 7z
As of 2010-07-20, Size: 572KB.
All Web Standards Articles in a compressed ZIP
As of 2010-07-20, Size: 700KB.
Introduction to Web Standards including Accessibility
2008-10-29, Size: 20KB.
HTML Subset
2010-04-11, Size: 25KB.
HTML Webpage Structure
2010-06-10, Size: 85.4KB.
HTML Markup Reference
2010-06-10, Size: 24.3KB.
ARIA: accessibly enhancing webpages and web applications
2009-11-17, Size: 29KB.
Web Accessibility
2010-04-11, Size: 33KB.
Present and Layout with Cascade Stylesheets (CSS)
2010-07-20, Size: 39.1KB.
Browser Scripting
2010-07-20, Size: 38.1KB.
Modelling the Document Objects
2010-04-03, Size: 29KB.
Unobtrusive Scripting
2009-11-14, Size: 20KB.
Images used On the Web including PNG and JPEG
2010-03-14, Size: 25KB.
XML: a standard, extensible data format
2010-04-11, Size: 29KB.
Resource Description Framework
2009-10-31, Size: 20KB.
Atom Feeds
2009-10-31, Size: 25KB.
Scalable Vector Graphics (SVG)
2010-06-10, Size: 59.6KB.
OASIS OpenDocument Format
2010-06-21, Size: 21.9KB.
Web Browsers and Packages
2010-07-13, Size: 227KB.
How To Open
To open the OASIS (Organisation of the Advancement of Structured Information Standards) OpenDocument Text format you will need an OpenDocument supported program such as:
- OpenOffice.org 1.1.5 or 2.x or higher,
- Sun StarOffice/StarSuite 7.5 or 8 or higher,
- IBM Lotus Symphony,
- MS Office 2007 Service Pack 2 and higher (Windows only),
- The Sun ODF Plugin 1.2 for Microsoft Office 2000 to 2007 Service Pack 1 (MS Windows only),
- KOffice 1.4 or higher,
- IBM Workplace,
- NeoOffice 2.2.1 or higher (Mac OS X only),
- Corel Wordperfect X4 or higher (Imperfect formatting but readable, MS Windows only),
- Microsoft OpenXML/ODF Translator Plugin for Word 2002 to 2007 Service Pack 1 (Windows only),
- TextEdit in Mac OS X.5 Leopard and X.6 Snow Leopard (low formatting support)
- WordPad in MS Windows 7 & Windows Server 2008 R2 (low formatting support) or
- Google Docs
Many more have built-in or extension support for OpenDocument or are in the process of adding support.
To extract the article collection from the 7z File, if you are using:
- Apple Mac OS X.4 Tiger or higher: Download and install 7zX for Mac OS X. Then just drag and drop the .7z file onto 7zX and it will extract all the articles into the current folder where the .7z file is.
- Microsoft Windows 98 or higher (including Windows 7): Download and install 7-zip for Windows. Then just double click the .7z file, click extract, choose where to put them and press OK and 7-zip will extract all the articles.
- Linux or Unix: Download (, maybe compile) and install p7zip. Then type 7za x and the name of the .7z file and p7zip will extract the articles into the current folder.
To extract the article collection from the ZIP File, if you are using:
- Apple Mac OS X.3 Panther or higher: Just double click the .zip file and OS X will extract all the articles into the current folder.
- Microsoft Windows 98 with Plus98, Windows ME or Windows XP or higher: Double click or select and click the .zip file and click Extract and follow the Wizard's instructions.
- Linux or Unix: There are about five billion ways you can extract files from the .zip file, most notably using either KDE's Ark, Gnome's GCompress or the unzip command line utility.
- Otherwise you will need to download either an unzip program or a full zip/unzip program for your platform. Here is a starting point for zip compression programs from Google Search.
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