[thelist] Browser compliance
David Siedband
david at calteg.org
Tue Mar 23 19:41:02 CST 2004
The W3C validator is a good way to check your pages for standards
compliance
http://validator.w3.org
I code for standards compliance, proof in several selected browsers,
and revise the markup to rinse out any quirks.
From this process I'm eventually start to remember which techniques I
use create quirks and implement the workarounds as I code instead of in
revisions...
--
David
On Mar 23, 2004, at 5:15 PM, Martin Espericueta wrote:
>
> (Sorry if this is a repeated msg - having email problems)
>
> Hello List,
>
> This may seen OT, but the underlying question is valid :~)
>
> I'm using Homesite+ to code, and want to configure the internal
> browser to
> Mozilla, from the default ie rendering engine, but not sure about it...
>
> 1. So, IYHOs,
> Is it better to code, then check, code some more, then check again,
> using a much more standards-compliant browser like Mozilla, or go
> with ie, then tweak for the rest?
>
> 2. Is Mozilla more standards-complaint than the rest, or should is
> Opera
> first on that list?
>
> A. Which browser (which version too), in order of
> compliance,
> rate first in standards. Is my list accurate:
>
> a. Mozilla builds (1.5, 1.7b, etc)
> b. Mozilla Firebird 0.7
> c. Mozilla Firefox 0.8
> d. Opera
> e. Netscape
> f. IE
>
>
> Best Regards,
>
> Martin Espericueta
> Information Technology Administrator/Web Designer
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