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A response by Anne to the recent Joe Clark post about Technorati Tags.
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"It's not impossible to bend IE5/Win into the same designs that more standards-compliant browsers render, but it can't hurt to take a look at your site's statistics, getting a handle on what your audience is. It could help in deciding how much bending you want to do."
Introduction to Browser-Specific CSS Hacks
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Heading Elements, Semantics, and the Spec
"Many people have taken to using the h1 element to describe the site a particular page belongs to. This usually involves wrapping a h1 tag around the site name, hiding the containing text from browsers using CSS and possibly swapping in the site logo using an image replacement method."
A response by Anne to the recent Joe Clark post about Technorati Tags.
Big, Stark & Chunky
Making websites accessible to users with impaired vision. From A List Apart.
Clarification Regarding IE5 Win
"It's not impossible to bend IE5/Win into the same designs that more standards-compliant browsers render, but it can't hurt to take a look at your site's statistics, getting a handle on what your audience is. It could help in deciding how much bending you want to do."
Introduction to Browser-Specific CSS Hacks
An overview of which hacks to use in browsers that won't render CSS correctly.
Inheritance vs. Cascade
A straightforward explanation of Inheritance and Cascade in CSS from the Autistic Cuckoo.
Heading Elements, Semantics, and the Spec
"Many people have taken to using the h1 element to describe the site a particular page belongs to. This usually involves wrapping a h1 tag around the site name, hiding the containing text from browsers using CSS and possibly swapping in the site logo using an image replacement method."
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