Re: fashions and contradictions
by Dan Cash <dmcash(at)facstaff.wisc.edu>
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At 07:35 PM 3/2/99 Tuesday, moonraker wrote:
>However, the same folk also go on about using style sheets. Now I have
>avoided getting into style sheets (interesting as they look) because I
>believe that MOST browsers don't support them (am I correct?)
I don't know about most, but certainly several. :-)
The major difference that I know of (I don't use either yet), is
that CSS, when done properly, is *supposed* to degrade so
gracefully that the visitor who can not see CSS will not notice anything
beyond a "Hm. Kinda dull page." feeling. Content and basic formatting
like paragraphing, lists, etc is not lost, only some of the bells
and whistles
that spice up the look.
The results for a non-frames browser on a framed site are a bit
different.
Am I correct?
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