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.. with collge and work and all, I've got a bit lost in the Web design area of things, so if someone could help get me upto speed, it would be helpful.
What HTML standard is used now????
Who are the people who set these standards and do they have a Web Site???
Thanks.
What HTML standard is used now????
Who are the people who set these standards and do they have a Web Site???
Thanks.
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does it sing and dance?
It's probably better because it's had more time to mess around with it, this is new to Netscape, much better than having loads of seperate windows open at once, much fun.
It's probably better because it's had more time to mess around with it, this is new to Netscape, much better than having loads of seperate windows open at once, much fun.
Mozilla's is better :-)
The tab things the same as Mozilla I think.
I just downloaded NS.7 and the Tab feature is pretty cool :o).
Thought I'd try downloading Mozilla, but it didn't seem to wanna let me, oh well.
Thought I'd try downloading Mozilla, but it didn't seem to wanna let me, oh well.
Fog wrote:
> Thats only because you've used IE since you started being intrested in
> PCs and probably havn't changed since :p
Yep, so it must be doing something right if he hasn't look for an alternative :o).
> Thats only because you've used IE since you started being intrested in
> PCs and probably havn't changed since :p
Yep, so it must be doing something right if he hasn't look for an alternative :o).
OrigHawk wrote:
> I would say IE 6 is probably the best one of the lot at the moment as
> the new one has the ability to turn off certain types of cookies etc.
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NS Invented Cookies, I havn't tried much out on NS7 yet but I would have thought it would have a few more options...maybe not.
> And a lot easier to set up than NS.
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Thats only because you've used IE since you started being intrested in PCs and probably havn't changed since :p
> I would say IE 6 is probably the best one of the lot at the moment as
> the new one has the ability to turn off certain types of cookies etc.
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NS Invented Cookies, I havn't tried much out on NS7 yet but I would have thought it would have a few more options...maybe not.
> And a lot easier to set up than NS.
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Thats only because you've used IE since you started being intrested in PCs and probably havn't changed since :p
What? Mozilla has been doing that for years, along with thousands of other things IE STILL hasn't incorporated yet. Give Moz 1.2b a spin (mozilla.org) and you'll never turn back to that piece of featureless crap you advocate so highly at the moment.
I like NS7, i've been using it a lot recently, only problem is it takes a few moments to load up...other than that it seems faster than IE.
Mmmm... Here's what I'm using at work atm if it's any help...
HTML 4.01, xHTML 1.0/2.0, XML 1.1 all seem to be the suggested ones, though I'd still look at using HTML 3.2 and xHTML 1.0 as a basisi for starting on.
Browser wise... IE 5.5/6, NS 6/7, Mozilla and Opera. The world is finally reching a point where NS4.0 - 4.79 can be ignored completely opening up more flexability in design and code useage!!
CSS1.0 is still the norm, though more CSS 2 is becoming more frequent with a tiny touch of the un finalized CSS 3.
For all the latest info follow W3C. (www.w3.org)
HTML 4.01, xHTML 1.0/2.0, XML 1.1 all seem to be the suggested ones, though I'd still look at using HTML 3.2 and xHTML 1.0 as a basisi for starting on.
Browser wise... IE 5.5/6, NS 6/7, Mozilla and Opera. The world is finally reching a point where NS4.0 - 4.79 can be ignored completely opening up more flexability in design and code useage!!
CSS1.0 is still the norm, though more CSS 2 is becoming more frequent with a tiny touch of the un finalized CSS 3.
For all the latest info follow W3C. (www.w3.org)
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