- From: Carl Morris <msftrncs@htcnet.com>
- Date: Mon, 18 Nov 1996 21:13:29 -0600
- To: "Sarra Mossoff" <sarra@smallworld.com>, "WWW Style List" <www-style@w3.org>
| So, I'd love to start implementing CSS (as soon as Netscape also supports | it, that is) but there is the issue of the huge number of people who aren't | browsing with the most recent versions of Netscape or MSIE. This means I | have to continue to do my design in the HTML as well as build style sheets, | or those people using older or different browsers will see really plain, | rather ugly pages. That wouldn't make our clients very happy. No, don't say that "as soon as Netscape supports"... Most image utilities won't support PNG until its in the browsers, but browsers won't support it until its in the image utilities... somebody just do it! If you want Netscape to support CSS1, or any other thing, tell them, and do it, that you are not going to continue with their product, the others will server you better, and then also design with the things you want, such as CSS1, I can't spell the French word that describes this, but IT DOES WORK. Netscape does what they see as needed, if everyone is using CSS1, they will, although reluctantly, support it, or loose market trying to compete with their own "standards"...
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