e-commerce probably defines the low-water mark for HTML in general. In the
quest of the all mighty dollar marketeers sputter at the thought that any
potential client might not gain access to their virtual mall.
True, but I see it as more of a usability thang than a "low water mark,"
though for the record I do support WaSP. I'm old fashioned. ;-)
I don't think any "libray" is available that is all encompassing. This one
probably performs as well or better then most. You have to use the
Compatability Matrix and avoid problem areas (most have to do with dynamic
content sizing like pushpanel, viewport, scrollpane, etc.)
Using slides, moves and z sorts all work fine.
That's excellent advice. I'll use the matrix and the lib as a baseline.
Thanks for sending it,
J
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