JeffM wrote:
Forgot the link:
On a sunny day (Sat, 16 Aug 2008 00:31:36 -0700 (PDT)) it happened JeffM wrote in :
But perhaps also for political reasons? ;-)
Neither do I give shit what 'validator' says. Sure, 'validator', being an incarnation of its own pedantism, is right by its own definition. I read my log files, usually spot a problem (outdated links give a 404), I avoid frames and other stuff, write the html with a text editor, and if you cannot read the site because you use MS crap software, so be it, it is about Linux. If Firefox and Mozilla, and even Opera, display my site correctly,. that is enough for me. My programs are backed up on ftp://sunsite.unc.edu so can always be found.
There is no guarantee for ANYTHING when we move to IPV6 most DSL router will need updating I think.
The insanity of having to do a security update on your browser almost daily these days, would force one to always have the last version. But I really do not think everybody does that.
The internet is constantly changing, I will fix things once they stop working for ME. I am with Joerg on this one, just test in a few browsers, if OK, then it is good enough.
There are other - much more complicated - issues too, how about 1440x900 web pages, if I go to
for ME.
good enough.
pages,
The ones that really irk me are the ones that are always 10 percent wider than any screen you can give them. I have a 24 inch widescreen (1920 by 1280) and they still need 10 percent more.
On a sunny day (Sun, 17 Aug 2008 10:44:29 -0700) it happened JosephKK wrote in :
Do you have an example link? The horizontal scroll bar may also appear if you use a bigger then normal text size (ctrl + and crtl - in Firefox).
I will post next time i find one. Oops on the blank.
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