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Those Little Frames
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| Jul 10th 2002 | #57838 Report |
Member since: Mar 18th 2001
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Javascript is not the answer to solving compatibility problems. It usually causes more problems than it solves. Just worry about coding to standards, www.w3c.org, and your sites will work with most of the new browsers.
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| Jul 10th 2002 | #57844 Report |
Member since: Dec 24th 2001
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alright ill try that and i dont see why the w3c doesnt just force stupid microsoft and macintosh or whatever the company is to use their standards or just make them use their browser it causes too much confusion
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| Jul 10th 2002 | #57856 Report |
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The w3c doesn't have authority over microsoft or any other company. They don't own the internet either, so they can't force anyone to do anything. They just make recommendations of standards, and if every company were to follow them, then theoretically, your site would look the same in every browser.
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| Jul 11th 2002 | #57870 Report |
Member since: Dec 24th 2001
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well i personally think it would be nice if my site looked the same in every browser  and i realized they didnt have control i just wished they did because because trying to cooperate with two or three browsers... its well... above me and i wont be worrying about it for a while until i can figure out exactly what i can and cant to and then how to do it. For now i will just stick to the latest versions of IE
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