Re: Netscape Revisited and Finished -- Christopher Ford, Amateur Paranormalist

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Date Posted: 15:10:42 07/24/02 Wed
Author: ~Steve-o
Subject: Re: Netscape Revisited and Finished
In reply to: Hetta 's message, "Re: Netscape Revisited and Finished" on 13:53:27 07/24/02 Wed

>>My headers are still transitional because I still use
>>tables and some non-CSS functions. I'm hoping to move
>>Ford to a new server soon and swap everything over to
>>XHTML, CSS, and PHP.

>Diametrically opposed, your style and mine. I even
>hesitated to put in the one framed pageset on my pages
>... too fancy.

Well, that's the point. Nothing I'm doing is fancy. It's all plain text. The styles are defined by style sheets, which are seperate from the content. That's how web pages were supposed to be. You shouldn't be using tables for layouts or FONT tags or any of that nonsense. Should be plain text.

XHTML is a standard that makes it easier for designers to follow that original mandate, that style and content be seperate things.

If you truly want a "not too fancy" page, you'd be using XHTML.

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