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I normally use IE6 on Win XP Pro to code pages in
valid XHTML 1.0 Transitional.
Bravely, I bought an EMac to view sites I'm
building on IE 5.2 for Mac and Safari 1.1.1
I'm determined to follow Web standards, but the
eMac browsers have got me very confused.
I read that Safari is about the most standards
compliant browser you can get. My ultimate aim is to code for that and fix
problems on other browsers.
My confusion arises from the fact that the
W3Schools browser stats http://www.w3schools.com/browsers/browsers_stats.asp tell
me that IE6 is growing fast and currently holds 71.8% and the Windows family
accounts for over 90%. I am wondering whether I'm wise to code for Safari rather
than !E6.
I'm doing early testing for a currently text-heavy
site and you can view the home page at the following address: www.bluemountainsgardener.info/camelliagrove
It validates and I've got it working perfectly in
IE6 on Windows, but had great trouble with Safari and IE 5.2 on
Mac.
I had to put the whole page into a table (and I
felt badly about it) just to get it to center on Safari.
I cannot get it to center, even with the table, on
IE 5.2 on Mac.
The style sheet holds lots of extra stuff that you
won't see yet as other pages have to be built and uploaded. But it will reveal
the structure I've created.
I'd appreciate any guidance anyone can give. I'm
frustrated but determined to persevere with Web standards.
John Penlington
web developer
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