Joseph Taylor wrote:
For example, I don't use the strict doctype because, its better, cooler etc. I use it because it makes IE6 more predictable as the traditional doctype puts the browser into quirks mode which makes for a few more css display oddities.
Hah, blissfully forgot about that one. Another very strong point: more predictable = less time and money wasted on workarounds and CSS acrobatics.
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