* Nick Fitzsimons wrote: >Incidentally, the "gray"/"grey" issue isn't helped by the fact that >Netscape Navigator had an extensive list of colour names, which >included both "gray" and "lightgrey" - the story I heard back in the >day was that an English developer had been involved in implementing >that bit of code, and automatically used the English spelling. As a >result, browsers nowadays support both "lightgrey" and "lightgray" >for backwards compatibility... although none of those extended colour >names appear in any formal spec relating to CSS, so that's OT.
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