Attn: Paul Noone
Hey Paul (or others),
I noticed from the code sourceon the link you posted to have me look at your layout (
http://d81314.i50.quadrahosting.com.au/), that you have some text for a link to the standards page.
this:
div class=hide pThis site will look much better in a browser
It was a good idea at the time - but probably not a hot idea any more.
Read The Web Standards Project's line on it now:
http://www.webstandards.org/act/campaign/buc/
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I like this idea and wanted to implement somthing similar, but was wondering
what was going on
Quoting Peter Ottery [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
It was a good idea at the time - but probably not a hot idea any more.
Read The Web Standards Project's line on it now:
http://www.webstandards.org/act/campaign/buc/
My reading is that redirects rather than a simple embedded message are
deprecated.
This site looks better might be open to interpretation, what if I
don't think it looks better? Can I sue? ;-)
The gentlest browser upgrade campaign I have seen was simply a link in the
footer: why does this site look so plain?. The link took the visitor
through to a page talking about web
Terrence Wood wrote:
The gentlest browser upgrade campaign I have seen was simply a link in the
footer: why does this site look so plain?. The link took the visitor
through to a page talking about web standards etc. Reassuring if you think
things are broken, and completely non-judgemental if
