Archive for October, 2003
Old habits die hard
Douglas Bowman asks Are They Really Separated
“…when we make small design adjustments by adding extra <div> tags or class attributes, then alter the CSS to take advantage of those markup changes, we confuse the concept of independent structure and presentation.”
and Eric Meyers jumps in…
“Document structure is like the support beams for a building. The […]
Accessible…
“Our services should be accessible using any browser that supports HTML 4 and CSS 2. The page layout may be presented differently by some browser versions.”
ASIC online services FAQ
Ignore the browse
“How could we ignore the browser?” Bill Gates.
Microsoft have started to soften us up for some major ‘Longhorn’ vaporisation. Which makes the Internet Explorer Rot® look even more horrific. Is Microsoft really going to stiff us with this antique browser for another 2 years or more!
Pressure
Some interesting media this week[1][2].
Someone recently called IE6 “The new Netscape 4″ referring to the fact that IE now holds the unenviable reputation of having the worst CSS support of all the current version mainstream browsers.
To add to the frustration of web developers who care about such things, Microsoft have declared that no new […]
