Stephen Geraghty wrote: >I recently noticed that [HTML] pages align left >when Internet Exporer renders them, > I *assume* that you have tried this with only *ONE* version of MICROS~1's junk.
Want an eye-opener? Try viewing a collection of pages with a multitude of browsers; be sure to include *several*[1] versions of M$'s junk. You'll find that Redmond's excrement doesn't even agree with its **other** versions on how the pages should be rendered. >whereas in Firefox and other browsers they center align fine. > As David noted, M$'s junk is **NOT** standards-compliant. Early on, MSFT made a decision to *break* compliance in order to try to gain an edge WRT the Internet (which they had ignored for years, thinking it was a fad). That effort was a dark spot on the 'Net and we are living still with the (failed) evil of M$. As I noted, MICROS~1's junk isn't even compatible with itself. If you want things to be M$-compatible, you have to make an extra effort. Web developers have known this for ages and they overwhelmingly despise M$ and the junk it produces. . . [1] M$'s totally broken "Registry" mechanism does NOT allow you to run multiple versions of Internet Exploder under a single version of Windoze. The really smart developers verify their M$-compatibility by running those multiple invocations of M$IE under Linux (in turn, under WINE). That makes Linux+WINE "A better Windows than Windoze". _______________________________________________ support-seamonkey mailing list support-seamonkey@lists.mozilla.org https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/support-seamonkey
