Re: CSS in Netscape

>david.holm(at)rivcom.net writes:
><< Netscape is no where near as compliant as MSIE is and does not
render HTML
> 4.0 with CSS anywhere near properly. Since this is a fact, how can you
> justify the above statement? I have quit even trying to make css work
right
> in Netscape, if the page won't render properly--Oh Well! >>
>
>So, then, do you still use css at all? I ask because I'm learning css
right
>now and don't have a "working knowledge" of it yet. How do you
reconcile the
>differences between how the different browsers render css?

You will most likely getter a better response if you post this query to
the HWG Style list.

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and exchanging advice regarding the use of style sheets and related
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Sheets (levels 1, 2, and 3), XSL, DSSSL, and other web style sheet
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Cindy K. Stanley

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