Sunanda: > RT can demonstrate its commitment to cross-everything compatibility > by creating 100% standards compliant HTML. It'd also help reduce > the sort of quirk that Ashley has spotted. HTML 4.01 is a good > standard to head for -- and the pages are only a few minor edits > away from meeting that,
Following up my own post here: using tables to format heading lines looks really quaint and old-fashioned --- it's soooo 20th century <g>. A CSS div (or simply a p tag with a class) would reduce the file size while creating the same effect on any CSS-compliant browser. It'd degrade reasonably well on any non-CSS compliant browser; and work better on any non-tables compliant browser. That's win-win-draw-win for CSS. Sunanda. -- To unsubscribe from this list, please send an email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with "unsubscribe" in the subject, without the quotes.
