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Posted by Andrew Hodgkinson on 12/06/05 14:37
mo wrote:
> http://www.computergripes.com/firefoxsites.html for example shows how
> some pages can look different in IE and FF.
Some trivial stuff, some important differences, some that seem to be a
matter of personal opinion... An interesting list, thanks.
It works both ways of course. Look at the following in Firefox and IE:
http://pond.org.uk/music.html
Firefox and Opera both wrap the floating image of the studio below the
navigation panel on the right if the page is too narrow. In Internet
Explorer, the image overlaps the navigation bar so you can't see the
links anymore.
[X]HTML, CSS and DOM standards along with JavaScript are now so large and
so complicated that no implementation is without bugs. There are
countless edge cases which specifications do not precisely cover, forcing
browser authors to make implementation decisions on the spot.
Should probably put "OT" in the subject line :-)
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TTFN, Andrew Hodgkinson
Find some electronic music at: All sorts of other bits and pieces at:
http://www.ampcast.com/pond http://pond.org.uk/
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