Re: Which browsers support W3C standards?

[Bryan Wilhite]

I'm sorry John, I meant to write CSS 1.0 not 2.0 (which I assume leads to 

DHTML). I like to stay purposely behind the times with a mature 

stable standard. This is my conservative, ancient Egyptian style of page 

building!


After some tests I found that Netscape does comply with CSS 1.0 font and 

margin styles. My website currently contains style sheets based on some 

white paper I read from Microsoft. I am not certain if this white paper 

deliberatly explained CSS from an anti-Netscape point of view or not. 

What is certain is that the W3C informative (not mormative) syntax works 

on both browsers. In the coming days I'll be restructuring my site so 

that it is "proper." (I know this is selfish of me but I refuse to build 

new content on a weak foundation.)


So here are my recommendations (especially in view of XML):


* Write HTML 3.2 compliant tags only

* Use CSS 1.0 style sheets

* Use PDF

* Confine high creativity to Shockwave-based products


I'll make sure I'll follow these guidelines.



("Opera"... hmmm...)


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Bryan Wilhite 


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It's beyond all thang we dream about.

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