In light of the litigious, melodramatic backwater that the CSS spec has fallen into, I thought it would be worth writing up a teensy, non-brilliant-but-incredibly-useful DIY hack for stylesheets.
In my mind, there is really no way of getting around CSS if you are working on the web. CSS makes your site ugly or beautiful, rendering [...]
Web Designers everywhere are taking a break.
Sometime about 5 years ago people began to realize the frustrating limits of web development because the existing standards were so poorly followed by existing browsers. It was something like what Frost said about “poetry without rhyme is like playing tennis without a net.”
Which is to say, [...]
Learning to use CSS can make you insane if you don’t have a good instructor. And who does?
Some of the best advice I’ve ever gotten about web communication relates to debugging your code: you have to learn to problem solve efficiently.
Enter Mezzoblue’s CSS Crib Sheet, may it’s url never expire.
You will no doubt [...]
Well, this is perhaps not a definitive guide, but a good one nonetheless. I like his method of including the CSS link in the commented rule, and I appreciate his concern that IE7 (the next release of IE) will have bugs resolved — making the hacks a problem.
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