creating for ie/netscape/firefox
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Name: nunyabiznaz
Date: January 31, 2006 at 02:13:33 Pacific
Subject: creating for ie/netscape/firefoxOS: Windows MECPU/Ram: Pentium II/350 MHz |
Comment: anyone know of a good site with tips on what i can and can't do to create a site that will be viewable in every browser? for example, someone told me firefox won't do certain javascript commands. thanks.
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Name: Tautitan
Date: January 31, 2006 at 07:05:37 Pacific
Subject: creating for ie/netscape/firefox |
Reply: (edit)Generally i find that strictly written code that complies 100% with html or xhtml works most of the time as expected with Firefox and have found that also true for netscape. However IE sometimes needs a little help to render things the way you want. Use a basic text editor to make your site if you know how because most wysiwyg editors like Nvu or dreamwevaer generate a lot of code that might not be understood properly by all browsers. Workarounds for Internet explorer problems can usually be found by typing the problem name followed by not working in IE into a search engine. www.w3schools.com is a good site for learning how to write webpages. http://css.nu/pointers/bugs-ie.html this site also lists some IE bugs you may encounter. Mattmatt@bbcomputing.co.uk www.bbcomputing.co.uk
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