Re: Selector for parent/predecessor?

Daniel,

> It's not a philosophy, it's just a fact. There are zillions of ugly
> pages (from a markup/css/js/php perspective), and "good" web sites
> are rare pearls. Even editing tools produce code that is ineffective.

So? Who appointed the CSS gatekeepers judge and jury on what is
'right' on the web?


> And another fact is that when Web authors use cost-ineffective stuff in
> their pages, browser users blame the browser, not the site's
> author.
> That is a bad game for browser implementors, for sure.

They have my sympathy.

Regards,

Mark

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Received on Monday, 21 August 2006 13:47:14 UTC