Krowland.net:
The Boxer Menu and HaXml

Krowland.net features two topics. Firstly the Boxer Menu, an accessible and standards-compliant dropdown menu based on the work of Douglas Bowman, Patrick Griffiths and Dan Webb. It uses XHTML and CSS, and also some JavaScript to keep Internet Explorer happy.

The second subject is the use of HaXml for cleaning legacy HTML pages. HaXml is a collection of utilities for parsing, filtering, transforming, and generating XML documents using Haskell.1 It was made by Malcolm Wallace.

You will also find two other sites on subdomains of krowland.net:

  1. gilliams.krowland.net contains my dissertation on Maurice Gilliams (in Dutch)
  2. haskell.krowland.net is a blog about my first careful and newbie steps into the world of Haskell and linguistics.

Some information about krowland.net and its maker is provided in the about page.