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Amazon made a very interesting move, enabling it’s users of the aStore product to modify the CSS of their own pages. A Store is an important part of the tools Amazon offers to people that are in its associates program. So, now every user of aStore is able to change the CSS interface of the look of his site, having the opportunity to change over 8000 characters of the CSS code for page, such as the product description and search results. New themes for aStore can be created, and also the members would have the opportunity to share them among

A cool find by Aaron Gustafson from Webstandards.org, here his post: In a fairly interesting move, Amazon is now allowing aStores to be customized using CSS. This morning, Amazon announced that their aStore product (part of the selling tools available to folks enrolled in the Amazon Associates program) would allow full customization of the look and feel via CSS. Currently, the interface only allows for approximately 8000 characters of custom CSS, but that level of control is allowed on several of the page types, including product descriptions and

To use the W3C's validation services to validate HTML code the DOCTYPE declaration is required. This goes at the very top of your HTML coding. To learn more about where the DOCTYPE declaration goes, see our HTML Document Structure article. The DOCTYPE declaration sets what HTML specification standard the document is coded for so the browsers and validators know how to process HTML code. Leave the following items at their default: * Character Encoding Will check that you included the character encoding meta tag and if it is coded correctly. * Document