hmmm that seems a bit stupid, i thought css was a way of getting all sites to appear the same making your code ledd confusing, but thats really a lie then if you have to add extra bits
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oh yeah. all browsers render the css differently tony.
you of all people should know that
ie7 is now kinda redeemed it self. it's a little better. though you still have to add the little css hacks here and there
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hmmm that seems a bit stupid, i thought css was a way of getting all sites to appear the same making your code ledd confusing, but thats really a lie then if you have to add extra bits
Actually, the hacks that you'll end up using a lot are for Internet Explorer as once again, Microsoft thinks they have control over standards and that everyone else is wrong... And their renderer is just plain bad.
Normal browser (Firefox, Opera and such, though Opera does have some support for JScript): JavaScript
Explorer: JScript
Normal browser: HTML 4.01 & XHTML
Explorer: I DON'T KNOW WHAT I'M DOING AND I DON'T SUPPORT XHTML CORRECTLY.
Normal browser: CSS2 and a usable box model (possibly some CSS3 support, but since the standard isn't set in stone yet, it can't be fully supported).
Explorer: CSS2 with some hacks because it's box model mashes things to death and it can't understand some CSS correctly.
Please God, let there never be another piece of software as bad as IE6.
PHP, CSS, XHTML, Delphi, Ruby on Rails & more. Current project: CMS Object. Most recent change: Theme support is up and running... So long as I use my theme resource loaders instead of that in the Rails plug-in. Release date: NEVER!!!
hmmm that seems a bit stupid, i thought css was a way of getting all sites to appear the same making your code ledd confusing, but thats really a lie then if you have to add extra bits
Yep I know it does, but unfortunately it was the only way I could get my template to appear correctly. I spent many hours cursing and swearing at it as I'm sure lurk, Bryant and Sweet could tell you LOL
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Here is a Google search I have saved in my favourites:-
http://www.google.co.uk/search?hl=en&q=CSS+firefox+hacks&btnG=Google+Search&meta=
Hope this helps
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you of all people should know that
ie7 is now kinda redeemed it self. it's a little better. though you still have to add the little css hacks here and there
Actually, the hacks that you'll end up using a lot are for Internet Explorer as once again, Microsoft thinks they have control over standards and that everyone else is wrong... And their renderer is just plain bad.
Normal browser (Firefox, Opera and such, though Opera does have some support for JScript): JavaScript
Explorer: JScript
Normal browser: HTML 4.01 & XHTML
Explorer: I DON'T KNOW WHAT I'M DOING AND I DON'T SUPPORT XHTML CORRECTLY.
Normal browser: CSS2 and a usable box model (possibly some CSS3 support, but since the standard isn't set in stone yet, it can't be fully supported).
Explorer: CSS2 with some hacks because it's box model mashes things to death and it can't understand some CSS correctly.
Please God, let there never be another piece of software as bad as IE6.
Current project: CMS Object.
Most recent change: Theme support is up and running... So long as I use my theme resource loaders instead of that in the Rails plug-in.
Release date: NEVER!!!
Yep I know it does, but unfortunately it was the only way I could get my template to appear correctly. I spent many hours cursing and swearing at it as I'm sure lurk, Bryant and Sweet could tell you LOL
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ModGirl Design
My ArtWanted Portfolio
Renderosity Gallery