> May 2003: > > I'm starting to implement Cascading Style Sheets, in hopes > it'll make this hobby a little easier for me, make the site > look more uniform (bit by bit), and give me practice for one > part of my work. Unfortunately, even some of the simple > features of CSS are not supported by some of the major > browsers, but of course. (I use primarily MS Internet > Explorer, but I also test with Netscape and Mozilla. At the > moment Netscape seems to be the worst in this regard.) Or supported but badly. I suggest finding one or two "compatibility" charts if you end up fighting with CSS too much. Hmm. Appears the one I had bookmarked no longer exists, but here is another: http://www.westciv.com/style_master/academy/browser_support/basic_concepts.h tml I can't attest to its accuracy, having not used that one before. Also watch out for "oops, it's not working because I didn't do it _exactly_ right", occasionally I've thought a given browser (usually netscape) didn't support the CSS feature I was wanting to use, but it turned out I had sloppy syntax, which IE ignored, but Netscape refused to tolerate. :) Iain ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---- "To live is to scrounge, taking what you can in order to survive. So, since living is scrounging, the result of our efforts is to amass a pile of rubbish." - Chuang Tzu/Zhuangzi, China, 4th Century BCE