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HiCSS is what all love to hate, and specialy regarding the browser war. I would like to start an discussion about crossbrowser CSS styles. Is it possible or do you really have to make 3-4 diffrent CSS file everytime you create a site using CSS for both OS and browsers?Ex. IE for MS Windows vs IE for MACorMozilla for MS Windows vs Linux vs MACThe further more. Is it possible to make the scrollbar thing in CSS working into Mozilla competible browser?I hope to get alot of funny responseCheersBrgdsJens

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no more browser war :)there is now a web standard and geeks who work and make things posible, a cross browser full css site :Pand all microsoft css extension like the scrollbar thing is not compatible to all browser who passed in web standard or simply a browser who support web standard like moz, opera, nn. it only works on ie(and ie hmm try to search about it) :) stupid microsoft they should continue developing ie 6.

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CSS is beautiful.

You need only one CSS file, and in that, you need only one decleration for what you want. Just keep to the standards set by W3C.

Have a look here for a good reference for CSS:

http://forums.xisto.com/no_longer_exists/

 

IE is ****ed. IE is hell. And IE rapes CSS.

So you have two options. Either, fill your CSS file with hacks and bogus to make it compatible with this spawn from evil. Or get this:

http://dean.edwards.name/IE7/intro/

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Hi,

 

Not a bad thing to stat this anti ie campain..:-) I did went into that link that you did added, and I really think that it would be usefull for my faq site on my comming site. My next wishes is also to skip my os, but I've not enough competence to switch into linux yet.

 

Cheers

Brgds

Jens

 

CSS is beautiful.

You need only one CSS file, and in that, you need only one decleration for what you want. Just keep to the standards set by W3C.

Have a look here for a good reference for CSS:

http://forums.xisto.com/no_longer_exists/

 

IE is ****ed. IE is hell. And IE rapes CSS.

So you have two options. Either, fill your CSS file with hacks and bogus to make it compatible with this spawn from evil. Or get this:

http://dean.edwards.name/IE7/intro/

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Css files are perfect for creating websites faster and more precise...You only need one ccs file for basic websites and with it you can just specify what you want your website to look like instead of making page after page after page...It's perfect for the lazy webmaster

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It's perfect for the lazy webmaster

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Or a company with a budget, as for that matter. :)

Dynamicly adjusting a thousand pages by changing one line of code. A minute of work, time is money, and money is what makes the world go round.

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