Thanks Gerry - You'll note at the bottom of the article I referenced a follow-up. I've already written it but didn't want to get side-tracked from main focus of browser-compatibility. As you've indicated it addresses the hazards of drag/drop programming, avoiding tables in favor of CSS, and using alternative control adapters.
Regards, T >From Gerry > Good article. > > I would have to say though that this really only addresses those 100% > 'drag&drop' programmers. > > Getting away from styling controls using the designer is a must - do > everything that you possibly can using stye sheets - inline > styles are a no-no. Although vs2008 has gone a long way in these > regard. Also look into the css control adapters to get ASP.NET to > generate css friendly table-less html. ------- u2-users mailing list u2-users@listserver.u2ug.org To unsubscribe please visit http://listserver.u2ug.org/
