Marc Leger wrote:
>>Wait until Netscape 6.5, Netscape 6 was based on an early Mozilla
>>release and had its problems. 6.5 will be a lot better.
>>
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> Wait wait wait..that's all we've been doing. I wish Netscape would poop or
> get off the pot.
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>> > My ONE big gripe is the way Mozilla renders textboxes. Please view
>> > my site at:
>> >
>> > http://216.62.84.147
>> >
>> > Why does Mozilla render textboxes different than IE?
>>I see no problem in that page. Mozilla's aim is not to render things
>>exactly the same as IE, HTML is about content not presentation and
>>different browsers are entitled to interpret things differently.
>>
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> You above statement makes no sense. ANY browser is supposed to render to
> HTML specs. My page is almost identical in Mozilla and IE. The difference
> is the textboxes with and height. My question is, why the difference with
> textboxes?
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Correct me if I'm wrong, but there are no details in the W3C's HTML spec
that define exactly how a textbox is suppose to look, as long as they
function as they are suppose to. This has nothing to do with standards
simply because one doesn't exact for textboxes.
David is right, HTML is a STRUCTURE formatting language, not a STYLING
language. You're asking for subtle style differences. CSS should be used
visually dress up and stylize the structure defined by the HTML. CSS can
be used to stylize textboxes, and other page widgets, but not sure about
the amount of control that you're asking for.
--
Alex <:3)~~
http://www.gerbilbox.com/newzilla/
