Hey, hey, hey

kids, play nice now.

I opened my mouth, and as nice as it is for you'ns to come to my defense
(you'll get those checks - I promise!!) - I'll take my licks. I stand by
what I said.

But, let's get things rolling in a more positive way for a while . . . 

Let's talk about how to *properly* position graphics in the corner of the
screen to avoid that boxy square look. You know, them spliced up pictures
that give the window that rounded look?

Or hey, how about how to properly code a file so it does this for browsers
that support CSS and those that don't?

I'll admit that I have been dragged into the wide-spread deployment of CSS
in my coding kicking and screaming. You all know me - I like it, but older
browsers don't, so I treat it like the plague ~historically~.

Now, even education is whining for CSS - despite not actually having a clue
what they are asking for (gotta love them .edu folks ;-).
My quandary is such:

How do I do the CSS AND the (old fashioned) HTML, have both pages display
as intended - and - VALIDATE under a non-transitional DTD???

Now, you all want something to write about?

'splain that to me.

:-)
Fuzzy.
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Captain F.M. O'Lary
ctfuzzy(at)canopy.net
"With computers, every morning is the dawn of a new error. "
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