On Wed, 2003-11-05 at 09:06, Casey T. Deccio wrote: > This weekend I finally got around to learning CSS, so I could convert my > family news letter to non-deprecated and better-managed markup. My > first step was to make everything look almost exactly as it had before, > but without tables, and using css. However, I am unfamiliar with which > browsers work with which css specs. I was following the CSS2.1 spec, > but I don't know if some of the features don't work with browsers that > only support earlier specs or what.
You will be best off limiting yourself to CSS1 and using CSS2+ to refine the experience. For example, all of my layout is handled with CSS1, but people using a browser that understands sibling selectors see a customized search button with a magnifying class in it. The button is still visible in older browsers, and its color scheme still matches, but it is slightly prettier in newer browsers. > Here is a link to the site: > http://www.deccio.net/digest/2003/test > (click on the banner at the top to see the old site with tables) > > So any suggestions as to what is going wrong? I'll try to look at it later today. -- Stuart Jansen <[EMAIL PROTECTED], AIM:StuartMJansen> Programming in Java feels like C without the sense of accomplishment.
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