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Re: New Web Site '...brickzine.com'
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lugnet.loc.au
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Tue, 19 Feb 2002 20:19:49 GMT
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In lugnet.loc.au, Jonathan Wilson writes:
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> > Welcome to the world of the Webmaster! Expect a few of these as you develop
> > your site. I developed a web site for my wife's embroidery stuff, it works
> > for most people, but some have problems, I have no idea why. The number of
> > variants of OS/browser make it impossible to make it work for everyone
> > unless it is VERY simple. Good luck with it, I look forward to regular updates.
Oh yeah... it's hard when everyone has a different computer and then
different settings, a friend of mine has a large computer screen and when
you see 'normal' size pages, because of his settings, it's this tiny box in
the corner... rather weird looking...
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> The best way to code a web site is simply to code to the current
> official W3C standards.
> If your HTML goes through validator.w3c.org without problems then its
> good HTML and should be viewable by anyone using a recent browser,
> including recent versions of IE as well as Netscape 6.x/Mozilla (which
> is what I use, mozilla 0.9.8 is the best web browser I know of)
> Most of the people that cant see well written sites are likely using a
> browser that doesnt follow HTML standards (such as netscape 4.x, which I
> would never use even if you payed me to)
Actually I did try that kinda thing through some site I banged into. HTML?
LOL yeah right.. I don't know %&*&* about that :) I just use Frontpage and
hope for the best hahaha. As time goes on I'll pick up a few things here
and there... I stayed up till 6am one morning trying to figure it out using
trial and error. Actually when I awoke at 9:30 that morn, I'd never felt so
good.
But I also used to have Netscape and found far too many sites didn't work so
well on there. I know when I did some setting stuff that a few things would
have to be changed... I think I forgot to go back and deal with that... will
do as soon as I get a chance, but I think a few people will have some sort
of problem, it's always best to have a couple of browsers anyway (from
experience).
> The brickzine.com site shows up no problems for me (mozilla 0.9.8)
Cool!
Thanks... Mel
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