I notice that/. produces an error in IE6 due to a <center> tag which incidently destorys the page.
Has anybody else noticed this when using the browsers back function?
I am longing for the day when there is some degree of uniformity amoung the various browsers on the web. For example I have just seen examples of 'data islands' on w3schools/*a very decent web site*/.
However nn6 does not support data islands, I had hoped that xml and the various strands would:
extend the user experience
improve control of content
make various browser imitations more alike.
User experience can be made alot richer via use of xml and content can be maintained alot easier.
Although browsers are becoming increasingly in consistant in interpreting any form of mark up adding operating systems furthur complicates matters.
Peskey-ness prevails, fuey!!
Fru2ty,
oddness persists - Y O Y?
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- extend the user experience
- improve control of content
- make various browser imitations more alike.
User experience can be made alot richer via use of xml and content can be maintained alot easier. Although browsers are becoming increasingly in consistant in interpreting any form of mark up adding operating systems furthur complicates matters. Peskey-ness prevails, fuey!! Fru2ty, oddness persists - Y O Y?