[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: ... > Thankfully, many web sites I use these days have little icons that say 'W3C > validated
> for HTML and CSS' (or words to that effect) and work better in non-IE > browsers because > IE is far from standards compliant. > > My web page at http://www.bountiful.demon.co.uk/qstripper.html, for example, > has been > written in standard compliant HTML and CSS (I hope!) and only IE gives > problems of the > browsers I have tested. Mind you, Opera 9 has yet to be tried out. I even > decided to > put a paragraph on the page to advise users of IE that they might have > problems. May I suggest that you also put a link to from where a download could be performed? So not only do you suggest that the user gets a [much better] tandards compliant browser, but also from where they can get it. > > How > times have changed eh ? And for the good of everyone. _______________________________________________ QL-Users Mailing List http://www.q-v-d.demon.co.uk/smsqe.htm
