Re: site layout
- From: Jerry Stuckle <jstucklex@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 07 Apr 2008 09:01:35 -0400
AnrDaemon wrote:
Greetings, Jerry Stuckle.
In reply to Your message dated Thursday, April 3, 2008, 16:08:49,
Yes, create a page "Hello, World!" and be happy with it!And even simpler is to have valid CSS which works in all browsers.In example, You have 3 browsers (Regular desktop, Mobile client (GPRS-WAP andis it possible to control css with phpSure. CSS can be generated with PHP, just like HTML can.
The main question being - why?
the like), specialized in-application browser) what should render the same
page without loosing of readability. Yes, You can send different CSS for every
single one, but maintaining 3 different files isn't easy, if they are so
close and You need to make changes in them all if something goes to change.
Much simpler to have PHP script that acting to serve CSS template and adapt it
to every browser. Even then, with server-side caching it's very fast process,
and with proper headers it will be cached on the client side too.
Sorry but I need real pages, not dummy examples.
Then you don't need hacks like you are promoting.Your words just showing a complete lacks of knowledge in specified situation.
Figure out Yourself, why...
Not at all. A lot of other webmasters I know also create very complicated pages all the time which work in all browsers. But it doesn't surprise me that you are incapable of doing it without your hacks.
It is good only if browser support that complicated CSS... Sorry Jerry, but
You're lost in Your ideal world. Sad thing is that, reality different from
Your expectations.
Yea, anyone can hack together some CSS and make it work half-way. But it takes a COMPETENT designer to create CSS which produces the desired results without browser-specific hacks.
So again you show your level of competence.
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