Estelle Weyl
Expertise: CSS, (X)HTML, JavaScript, Standards
Contributions: Estelle Weyl started her professional life in architecture, then managed teen health programs. Since 2000, she has been developing standards compliant websites with XHTML, CSS and JavaScript. While running her own business, she has consulted and worked for a few sites not her own, such as Engage.com, Kodakgallery and Yahoo!.
Estelle lives just south of San Francisco. She has a Bachelor’s degree from Washington University, a Masters degree from Harvard University, and a much more useful Associates Degree from Foothill Community College. She shares tidbits learned while programming and esoteric CSS bits discovered while geeking out in her blog "CSS, JavaScript and XHTML Explained "
Contributions
Below is a list of content pieces submitted by Estelle Weyl.
Articles
IE8 - The Good - CSS2.1 Selector Support 
IE8 - The Good, the Bad, the Ugly (and Pretty)
Browser Support: What should I test?
Semantic XHTML - Part 9: The Image Element
Semantic XHTML - Part 7: The Phrase Elements
Semantic XHTML - Part 5: Table Elements
Semantic XHTML - Part 3: Common Block Level Elements
Semantic XHTML - Part 2: Elements Within the Element
Tutorials
Clearing Floats Without Touching Your HTML
CSS for Absolute Beginners - Part 33b: attr(),counter, increment & reset
CSS for Absolute Beginners - Part 33a: The CSS content Property
CSS for Absolute Beginners - Part 32: Generating Content with CSS
CSS For Absolute Beginners - Part 31: The background Shorthand Property
CSS For Absolute Beginners - Part 30: The background-attachment Property
CSS for Absolute Beginners - Part 29c: background-position Property
CSS for Absolute Beginners - Part 29b: background-position Property
CSS for Absolute Beginners - Part 29a: background-position Property
CSS For Absolute Beginners - Part 28: background-repeat Property
CSS For Absolute Beginners - Part 27: background-image Property
CSS For Absolute Beginners - Part 26: background-color Property
Firebug - Part 5: Inspecting the Box Model
Firebug - Part 4A: Inspecting and Troubleshooting CSS
CSS for Absolute Beginners - Part 25: Understanding Color Names
CSS for Absolute Beginners - Part 24: Understanding RGB Colors
Making a Three-Column Layout - Part 4: Fixed, Fluid and Elastic Layouts
Making a Three-Column Layout Part 3: Changing Column Order With CSS
Making a Three-Column Layout Using CSS: Part 2
Making a Three Column Layout Using CSS: Part 1
CSS: All Browsers Can Be Created Equally
Extracting Images from Flash Files
Email 3a: Accessing Email On Your Web Server
Email 2: Creating Email Forwarders
Email: Creating New Email Accounts On Your Server
Firebug - Part 6: HTTP Requests & Download Speed
Semantic XHTML - Table of XHTML Elements
Semantic XHTML - Part 18: INS, DEL & NOSCRIPT
Semantic XHTML - Part 17: Non-Semantic Elements
Semantic XHTML - Part 16: Organizing Forms
Semantic XHTML - Part 15: Drop Down Menus
Semantic XHTML - Part 14: TEXTAREA and BUTTON Elements
Semantic XHTML - Part 13: The INPUT Element
Semantic XHTML - Part 12: The FORM Element
Semantic XHTML - Part 11: The Object Element
Firebug Part 3: Editing with Firebug
Semantic XHTML - Part 10: Image Maps
Semantic XHTML - Part 8: Empty Elements
Semantic XHTML - Part 6: Inline Elements
Firebug - Part 2: Overview of Firebug Functionality
Firebug - Part 1: The What and Why
Semantic XHTML - Part 4: List Elements
Semantic XHTML - Part 1: The Required Elements
Creating Rounded Borders in Browsers with CSS3 with an IE twist
Firebug - Part 7a: The Script Tab (Basics)
JavaScript Variable Scope: Local and Global Variables
