RE: FN-FORUM: Another CSS question

date posted 23rd August 2003 23:10

No very true, If I needed to use seperate stylesheets to do that, then id
probably say fuckit to being a web developer ;)

sorry ive been working on a completely table'less design, so currently I
have about 6 different stylesheets :o
This is what im working on if you fancy a look... www.eyota.net. There aint
much online yet, but the local copy is looking good.

Jamie

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Chridmeister
Sent: 23 August 2003 23:20
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Subject: Re: FN-FORUM: Another CSS question



Eyota wrote:
> I find these links quite helpful for CSS.
> http://www.w3schools.com/css/css_reference.asp
> http://www.cre8asite.net/browseCats.asp?category=49
> http://www.csszengarden.com/
>
> The top one is a CSS reference, & the other two have some excellent CSS
> code.
>
> 1 tip, you wont be able to create a CSS stylesheet that will work for all
> browser, you will need to use a Browser Sniffer and then use a different
> stylesheet for each browser.
>
> hope this helps.

Thanks for the links Jamie. My layouts are *very very simple*, and as a
matter of principle I don't want to implement a browser sniffer. For
fuck's sake, a box with two links positioned left and right inside it
surely shouldn't need different code for different browsers.

Chrid

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http://www.chridmeister.co.uk
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