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marketshare and they add new CSS features to it and don't push it back
to Webkit, we will probably have to test it too.
Don't be so quick to discount a new browser. It's great to have more
options for users and more competition :)
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rging them all and putting them at the
bottom of the page.
In fact, I recommend merging all the stylesheets too. This should
increase performance too.
http://developer.yahoo.com/performance/
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taking advantage of what CSS was meant for:
cascading. It's also a bunch of unnecessary javascript that will be
run on every page load.
I'd recommend attaching a class to a parent container (usually the
body tag or a wrapper div) called 'index' and use css to style
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>>> I need to embed all the CSS from below into the style="" attribute
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>>> table HTML:
>>> .settings td {border:1px solid #696969;}
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