On 2011/01/04 12:31 (GMT-0500) Rich M composed:
it has come to light that I need to find a better means of obtaining reliable and dependable information for Web Design concepts.... I'm increasingly finding that via my current methods the information I'm getting is not very dependable, especially across browsers. The results are nightmares for me down the road. Can anyone recommend a good selection of sites and/or books (or anything else) that can give me reliable, cross-browser supporting techniques and concepts for HTML, CSS, and/or JS?
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