On Jul 23, 2004, at 10:18 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
At 11:33 AM -0500 07/23/2004, David Dudine wrote:
Does iCab recognize the new security certificates?
Yes.
CSS means cascading style sheets. Can you explain this briefly, and the current defect of iCab?
CSS are a fancy way of telling a browser "exactly" where to put elements on a page. It's an overly complicated cryptic way of doing what basic HTML did just fine. Basically, the latest web fad...
Ahem, speaking as a sometime web designer, CSS are a heck of a lot more than that!
They're a way to have to write your specifications *once* then refer to them constantly through every page in a web site.
Yes basic HTML does just fine, but this is like saying that Fortran is just an overly complicated way of doing what assembly language did just fine...
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