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> From: Joel R. Cochran > > I don't do a lot of "fancy" stuff, so the CSS I use isn't a problem, and > I'll be the first to admit I don't know the differences between CSS1 and > CSS2... yet... I do all my development and testing in IE and haven't come > across anything I was trying to do that didn't work. Go to this page with IE: http://www.w3.org/Style/Examples/007/menus.html Then go there with Mozilla or Netscape. > My real point though is that the webpage won't break it just may > not present > as designed. I think this is also the purpose of the > "AnyBrowser" campaign > on the web: to promote web design that isn't browser specific. The page doesn't "break", but it's definitely not as functional in IE. Joe
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