A List Apart is a great resource for web developers. There is nearly always interesting, informative content presented on a regular basis. Both current articles are excellent: Javascript Image Gallery is a simple way to present images, and Exploring Footers explains how to position a footer using CSS. Browsers that don't support standards make life miserable for concientious web developers who want to use CSS standards. They're forced to write workarounds for the various flavors of browsers. This was supposed to go away with the advent of standards and newer versions of browsers, but that doesn't appear to be the case.

I simply don't worry about it. I write a CSS file that works in my browser (IE6), and if it looks OK, that's good enough for me. At least with CSS, the content of the file is usually accessible with just about any browser.
posted by Bruce Wright at 11:29 AM #