PHP Labs

Don’t let the name PHP Labs fool you. Rather than just being a collection of PHP tutorials, it is also an excellent XHTML primer. Douglas Clifton’s article series shows how you can use PHP to separate the different structural parts of an XHTML document and adapt them to your needs.

February 8, 2005
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