No more Static FBML.

Roger Johansson explains how to customise Next/Prev markup in WordPress.

Emotion Markup Language 1.0, second draft includes some interesting discussion, for a W3C spec.

Unicorn - “W3C’s Unified Validator”

James Edwards on fancy drop caps.

Alex Shiels’s PHP implementation of Textile 2.0. Includes dingus, syntax reference and code.

Ben Daglish’s JavaScript implementation of the Textile markup language.

Dave Hall’s video element JavaScript for adding support to major browsers.

So handy, snippets of HTML that you can copy to your clipboard.

Mark Pilgrim’s guide to using video with HTML5.

Language markup resource.

Mac text editor.

News of a JavaScript include that looks for SVG rendering capability in the browser, and falls back to a Flash implementation called SVGWeb if native support for SVG is not detected. that means Internet Explorer—it falls back to Flash in IE. Google done that.

Joe Clark on the limitations of markup languages.

Kimberly Blessing’s approach to semantic progress labels on checkout pages.

Showcase of styles using the ePub format to mark George Eliot’s “Middlemarch.”

James Graham on how the section element in HTML5 affects page outlines in combination with heading elements.

Anatoli Papirovski on a general approach to form markup and CSS styling.

Steve Smith on using new HTML5 elements for structural markup on current pages. Requires some basic scripting to support IE.

Mark Pilgrim on character encoding in HTML5. Includes a brief overview, some useful links, and this recommendation from Joe Clark in the comments: "Unicode Explained by Jukka Korpela (for it is he) is very much to be read by anyone with an interest."

Philipp Lenssen on some modest page-weight savings Google could have made back in 2006 by moving from their deprecated markup to a standards-based XHTML and CSS approach.