[Wolves] My new webpage.

[Stephen Parkes]

chris procter wrote:

> That said (and some people will cringe at this) the
> most important criteria for code correctness in html
> is does it look right in whatever browser people use
> to view it, if so great, if not its wrong even if the
> code itself is beautiful, maintainable and perfectly
> standards compliant.

lol, I'll take the bait.

If the code is beautiful, maintainable and perfectly standards compliant 
it's the browsers fault if it doesn't work ;-)

To be fair current browsers are all pretty good with standards 
compliance and css1 so as long as you are not too clever and check in 
the two main browsers everything should be cool

sparkes

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