Yeah, I've got no problems with using a table here and there to make things line up properly, like in a one-line message header having the title left-justified and the date right-justified. I've tried to get the CSS to behave, but no positioning tricks I could do would work. And then the CSS just got bigger and more complex, so then a table (1) Smaller code-wise (2) Code so much easier for a human to read and edit later, if need be. In other news, I've abandoned plog and I'm trying geeklog. I hate the current color scheme, and I need to do quite a bit of CSS tweeking, but so far so good. It allows for people (loged in or not) to leave comments, and submit whole blog-messages (display after admin approval for anonymous people), which is exactly what I was looking for. Register an account, and tell me what you think - I'll give you access to a couple admin-level things.
danielcole
· 5 years ago
Also, what the hell good is going thru all the trouble of making a CSS2 (or even CSS1 for that matter) website when Internet Explorer, the most commonly used browser in the world, isn't 100% Compliant? Forgetting CSS, can you imagine how the online world would look if IE would just provide support for PNGs with transparency like Gecko browsers do?
Mike
· 5 years ago
Oh wow. You just commented my thoughts exactly.
I've been making sites at work all day, and fighting IE along the way.
(I had more here, but I just decided to just make this long comment into another post, becuase I got lazy and didn't write anything yesterday.)
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I've been making sites at work all day, and fighting IE along the way.
(I had more here, but I just decided to just make this long comment into another post, becuase I got lazy and didn't write anything yesterday.)