> > <quote> > > Stop! Before you do anything, the most important thing you can > > do for your learning process is accept that a) it�s going to take > > time, and b) you will be frustrated along the way. </quote> > > Been there and I do agree in principle - I like compact code > that makes > sense. But if it takes me 5 hours of experimenting to get a > "CSS Only" > layout working in multiple browsers, I can't help but think > "why bother".
Jumping in here. I'm no CSS expert by any means but I've been learning and the more I do, the more I retain, so I get better as time goes on. It does take time, as Russ said, and I get frustrated lots of times. I occasionally hit a wall with something, but I'm not going back to tables, not when I've seen the enormous benefits that can be realized by using CSS for layout. Tables have their place - and it's NOT layout. I've also done the "But I have no TIIIIIIIIME!' wail, too. Believe me, you'll waste a lot less time later, if you stick with learning and doing CSS for layout now. There IS a way to do what you want. > Anyway... Still puzzled why the selects in > www.betterwebdesign.com.au/request-quote.asp don't work in > Netscape 7. Were you talking about Netscape 7.0 or 7.1? I went to look at your site in 7.1/Win, seems it's working fine on my machine. Leslie ***************************************************** The discussion list for http://webstandardsgroup.org/ See http://webstandardsgroup.org/mail/guidelines.cfm for some hints on posting to the list & getting help *****************************************************
