Hi
Roger Turk <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
RT> I have seen some pages written with the terms, "cs" and "css,"
RT> (Coffeescript?) that also seem to give trouble.
Cascading Style Sheets ... an official standard of the W3C.
(the commitee that 'makes' HTML)
I don't know much about it, but it should offer an easy way, to give many
pages the same look, and to change that look, by editing 1 file.
RT> As I said, I know nothing about javascript, therefore, I can talk
RT> freely about it <G>. However, like others, I *would* like Arachne to
RT> either be able to *ignore* js or to be *capable* of js. Too many
RT> sites now routinely use js for use to continue to campaign against it.
RT> (Don Quixote jousting against windmills!)
Exactly ...
It seems that many companies which want to use Arachne as a 'kiosk browser'
want JS in it.
RT> Roger Turk
RT> Tucson, Arizona USA
CU, Ricsi
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