Jochen Kächelin wrote:
> I started to use CSS more extensive as I got a book
> (http://css-praxis.de) and read what is possible with css.
I started by reading the W3C CSS specs. I still do. I decide what's
possible with CSS (can't leave that to books or specs).
> I read a lot of browser specific problems and incompatibilities.
Enough to drive you nuts ;-)
Tips: don't hack any browser unless you (really - really) have to.
> So my question is how do you test your CSS?
Against (X)HTML/CSS specs and all available browsers.
> Has everyone different OS running (Mac, Windows, Linux)?
Would be nice to have them all, but I don't think everyone are that
lucky. I'm limited to win & Mac at the moment.
> Do you ask friends to test you website?
If I can't make it out myself - yes. Usually limited to specific
problems in specific browsers.
> Whats your favorite way?
Creating my own support-list[1] (for each project) and work my way
around. Making the most out of it in each browser by itself - regardless
of capabilities/rendering/bugs in other browsers.
regards
Georg
[1]http://www.gunlaug.no/contents/wd_1_02_02.html
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