Re: [MACCAWS] Webmonkey article: Web Standards for Hard Times

I don't think the article is saying ignore "non standards compliant"
browsers. And writing good standards code doesn't mean content in
inaccessible in old browsers.

Tom
--- "Rick [Kitty5]" <[email protected]> wrote:
> crsaila wrote:
> > Excerpt:
> > "Instead of trying to support multiple versions of the same
> pages,
> > it's much more cost-effective to piggyback on the millions of
> dollars
> > Microsoft, Netscape, Opera, and others have spent building
> > standards-compliant browsers and just stick to using
> > standards-compliant code on your site.
> 
> That would be great, if the browsers were standards compliant or
> everybody
> used the latest versions.
> 
> Rick
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