[shsh_shah]

Hi, I hope I am posting in a right place...need some clarification for following:

1. why would the visual appearance or functionality of a website differ from one browser to another?

2. Inside a stylesheet what are the three main ways of addressing section of your html code?


I will really appreciate for any small description.

Thanks,
Regards,

[Shiro]

1) A browser shows it's interpretation of the code that is sent to it. Browsers are made by different groups/companies, and they each interpret that code in their own way. As a result, you will get discrepancies between browsers. Javascript, which provides functionality, is pretty much the same. I believe IE doesn't actually use javascript, rather it uses 'jscript', the microsoft version of javascript. As a result, you get discrepancies in the functionality of a site as well, as code has to be written for different browser types.

[shsh_shah]

thanks for reply...now looking for second query

[Do Gooder]

that question loses me! guess just go have a look at html dog

[cjgraphix]

2. The standard HTML tags. <h1><p><ul> etc etc. Then classes and id's

[Shiro]

We may be doing some high school kid's homework for him!

[cjgraphix]

Originally Posted by haku

We may be doing some high school kid's homework for him!

DAMN IT... your probably right.

In that case... tables for layout, and frames. Lots and LOTS of frames.

[juke]

Originally Posted by cjgraphix

DAMN IT... your probably right.

In that case... tables for layout, and frames. Lots and LOTS of frames.

You're a mad-man!