Roland M�sl wrote:
> "Ian Davey" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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>>There's no such CSS property in CSS1 or CSS2.
> That's very sad
Complain to W3C about that, but I'm certain they'll have a good laugh at
you because what you want is absolutely pointless when writing HTML with
CSS.
>>Depending completely on a non-existant CSS property is more than a
>>little silly,
> No, It's innovative :-)
Innovative? Oh suuuure.
>>especially since it isn't even supported in several versions of IE.
> It's supported since MSIE 5.5
> Users of MSIE should upgrade because of security holes
True, but yet many don't.
Also, there is IE on other platforms, such as Macintosh. I doubt those
versions "support" this proprietary extension.
>>Learn how to design HTML/CSS in such a way that this isn't important. If
>>your whole design falls apart on such a tiny detail it can't be that
>>impressive in the first place.
> It's a big advantage to be able to print out a whole web site
> as a brochure
It's an even bigger misunderstanding to think that HTML was designed to
create brochures. If you want that, use PDF or similar formats. But NOT
HTML.
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