20% of the techniques do 80% of the work. XSLT must be one of them.

Resources:

• Using XSLT to Transform XML by J. David Eisenberg at A List Apart
• XHTML and CSS StyleGuide from the New York Public Library
• One-click XHTML Validator Bookmarklet one of Tantek's Favelets
• Date-Time Processing Module in XSLT via [Sanjay's Journal of Coding Tips] via [AFrogInTheValley]

(All Links via [Zeldman])

7:58:59 PM  comment [] | Categories: 80-20 Web Development| Topics: XML 

The sample code given in the original post HTML 1-A Lesson: Anchors was incorrect.

The pound signs # should be used in the links to the anchors instead of the anchors themselves:

Before, Incorrect:
Link to the anchor:	<A href=enablingCategories>How do we enable categories?<A>
The Anchor:	<A name=#enablingCategories>How do we enable Categories?<A>

After, Correct:
Link to the anchor:	<A href=enablingCategories>How do we enable categories?<A> <A href="#enablingCategories">How do we enable categories?<A>
The Anchor:	<A name=#enablingCategories>How do we enable Categories?<A> <A name="enablingCategories">How do we enable Categories?<A>

4:28:18 PM  comment [] | Categories: 80-20 Web Development, Html 1-A|