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Re:Best - NCDesign.org
I just checked out that site. Specifically, this page: http://ncdesign.org/html/s040box.htm#box/.
At the bottom of the page, a lot of their examples didn't look right. I checked it in IE and they looked fine. Does anyone know if there's a Firefox bug with overflow:visible or overflow-x:scroll; overflow-y:hidden;? They look like I'd expect in IE but the overflowing isn't working in Firefox.
The IE only style text-overflow:ellipsis; which I'd never heard of before would really be handy. I wonder why it was never part of the standard? -
Best - NCDesign.orgAwesome reference for HTML and CSS that shows examples and browser compatability:
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Best - NCDesign.orgAwesome reference for HTML and CSS that shows examples and browser compatability:
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Best - NCDesign.orgAwesome reference for HTML and CSS that shows examples and browser compatability:
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Best - NCDesign.orgAwesome reference for HTML and CSS that shows examples and browser compatability:
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Thanks for the site link
While I still believe that HTML is a minor issue these days, the hobgoblins and headaches are with CSS.
CSS Property Support
CSS Selector Support
It doesn't cover how well each feature is supported though. :( -
Thanks for the site link
While I still believe that HTML is a minor issue these days, the hobgoblins and headaches are with CSS.
CSS Property Support
CSS Selector Support
It doesn't cover how well each feature is supported though. :( -
HTML compat. by tag and attribute
NCDesign has a good list for NN/IE at http://www.ncdesign.org/html/list.htm which will tell you, by tag and by attribute, which versions of those browsers have the support within them.
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Re:What is the common core of standard HTML?
Does anyone know of a place (on the web etc) where you can get a compact list of most of the common core of tags support by both the HTML standard and most browsers (ie. both IE and NS)as well as a list of unsupported browser specific tags.
NCD's tag/browser guide (good up to 4/5 of NS/IE), with the results of Robin's HTML 4 Conformance Tests, and Ian Hickson's Evil Test Suite for more outré browsers.
For more detail on usage/display, I recommend Webreference.com's report on html4/extensions in the 4.x browsers and Index Dot Html (big two, plus Mosaic/Opera). Hope this helps.