On 08/21/2009 12:57 PM, Connor Boyack wrote:
On Fri, Aug 21, 2009 at 1:14 PM, Wade Preston Shearer
<[email protected] <mailto:[email protected]>> wrote:
If it's not working, you're doing something wrong, not approaching
it right, or do not have sufficient knowledge. Of course doing
something different from how you are used to do it going to be
more difficult and require more time and effort. The biggest
difference is that you have to think in layers instead of slices.
Most people that don't get CSS are those that came from the
table/slice world where nothing overlaps.
I've offered the challenge before: I'll take anyone on in a coding
race (including it supporting IE 6).
+1.
Count me in for the race (on the CSS team).
I think the idea of a presentation is way better than a speed challenge
- obviously there are others feeling the pain of CSS - realize that many
of us don't spend much time on the UI designer side, and thus the
learning curve is a steep issue. The floating paradigm is not too bad,
browser implementation is a tougher issue. I've found that how browsers
clear floats is another real issue
btw I tried out the design table stuff in CSS 3 (or is it 2) but I don't
think browser support is very good yet so it was not satisfactory.
ps since I've moved, I hope the css layout presentation can be video
casted.
--
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