CSS is clearly elegant and powerful, and I have little difficulty
using it to style elements. And using divs for layout - which I'm new
at - works pretty well designing for ONE browser. But trying to make
the layout look right for 'all' browsers is driving me nuts (and I
suspect I have company).
I've read possibly hundreds of pages of code/hack advice, yet it
seems that every fix I make breaks something else, and I often have
no way to know if the advice I'm following is truly savvy or not.
Are there any agreed-upon (or widely accepted) fundamentals
(conditional comments vs. hacks; the 'best' box-model hack; best
source for reliable hacks; top 3 issues to address, when and how to
position divs, etc)?
Without knowing or understanding some basics, I get the feeling that
I'm building on quicksand, and thinking fondly of tables.
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