xHTML & CSS (6)

The IE conditional comment

IEWhen working with CSS, cross browser compatibility is also an issue. Mostly on Internet Explorer web browsers. A way many web designers/developers get around this problem is by targeting certain IE with it's own CSS stylesheet to fix styling issues since each version renders CSS differently. This method is by using an IE conditional comments placed in the HTML < Head > tag.  read more »

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sketch of my CSS design layout

Over the last couple of weeks i've been curious and very interested in playing around with the CSS framework - Blueprint when i became aware of it through various websites.  read more »

Eric Meyer on Resetting Again...

Pondering over CSS reset styles, Erik Meyer has come up with another one:  read more »