- From: dominique susini <susini.design@skynet.be>
- Date: Tue, 29 Dec 1998 11:30:27 -0500 (EST)
- To: <www-style@w3.org>
Hi ! As a web designer I tried several time to design web pages with CSS1 and now CSS2. If these pages look great ( I don't speak about aesthetics ) on MIE ( >4.* ) they are always lost with Netscape ( even 4.5 ) :-(( It is a pity : You do a *great* job trying to make our life easyer but we have to come back to the 'old fashion' way if we want our pages to be readable with the major browsers . The other solution we have is to build several web sites with the same content: One for MIE with JavaScript One for MIE without JavaScript One for Opera One for Netscape .... and so on ! Your usefull and rather simple cascading style sheets will be - for sure - be used by most of the web designers the day the browsers developpers will as we hope ) realize they *have to * make their browsers in accordance with your specifications . Can you do something to push them the right way ? ( I heard they work with you on the standards ) Daniel Glazman wrote a superb book ( in French ) about CSS2 . In this book there is a set of tests to check the browsers compatibility with the Cascading style sheets. Netscape 4.04 is rated 236 on 622 MIE 4 is rated 378 on 622 MIE 5p1 is rated 393 on 622 I tested MIE 4.2 and got 382 and Netscape 4.5 > 295 ( half of the commands are lost ) Regards Dominique Susini Susini.design@skynet.be
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