<r> I haven't heard of it ever, in my life, until now. It appears to be a dumbed down programming language that is used to teach the basics of OOP to students with no programming background. It doesn't look like it <B><s>[b]</s>does<e>[/b]</e></B> anything, though.<br/> <br/> Link: <URL url="http://...

<r> I highly doubt it.<br/> <br/> Don't trust anything you hear about Microsoft unless they make an official statement.<br/> <br/> For even two years from now, that's a huge requirement. It would also be a horrible market move, as not too many computers will be able to run it. We are just getting in...

<r><QUOTE author="Red Squirrel"><s>[quote=Red Squirrel]</s> Really? I figured that would not work for urls... I figured it would try to find a file with & in it etc... if I use it for a url. <e>[/quote]</e></QUOTE> Really <E>;)</E> lol<br/> <br/> Yea, whenever you use "&" you must always act...

<r> You can't just have "&"... you need to have "&" in your URLs in your source <E>;)</E><br/> <br/> also, try using a XHTML 1.0 Strict DTD. <br/> <br/> For such an advocate of Mozilla because of it's standards compliance, you don't take full advantage of it <E>;)</E> <br/> <br/> <COLOR colo...

<r><QUOTE author="Red Squirrel"><s>[quote=Red Squirrel]</s> The problem though is that text overlaps when it is resized, that's the main problem I have with using only css. With tables it wraps better. I just need to figure out how to make it W3C and I think if I replace the width and height with cs...

<r><QUOTE author="Red Squirrel"><s>[quote=Red Squirrel]</s> I could make my own BBS if I wanted to, but I just never had a reason to because I'd be reinventing the wheel. Phpbb is another choice too. <e>[/quote]</e></QUOTE> I've tested out phpBB and it's features are so lack-luster that you will hat...

<r><QUOTE author="Red Squirrel"><s>[quote=Red Squirrel]</s> What I want to try to do eventually though is make my home page w3C complient, at least start with that and if it's not too hard I'd work on the rest of the pages, then even the forum. <e>[/quote]</e></QUOTE> The forum will be quite difficu...

<r> <QUOTE><s>[quote]</s> Yeah that true... but as a web developper I make my site compatible with mozilla, that way it's closer to standards and works with most browsers. Only browser that gives me a problem is IE, and depending on how complex the site is, it's usually something minor such as a fix...

<r><QUOTE author="Red Squirrel"><s>[quote=Red Squirrel]</s> Thanks, everything seems to have gone smooth. I did not run into any errors yet.... sometimes there's just some feature or link I forget about and then later on when I or someone else uses it, there's an error. But hopefully I got all my ba...

<r> <QUOTE><s>[quote]</s> but the fact that most people use it is true, but the article's point is to make people realize it's time for a change if they use it. IE has not been updated in ages, but yet html and css continues to evolve, so lot of new things that are possible with css don't work in IE...

<r> Nice... I'm in the process of also reworking the backend of my site, by integrating it with my message board.<br/> <br/> I wish you the best of luck with it <E>:)</E> <br/> <br/> <COLOR color="#888888"><s>[color=#888888]</s><SIZE size="85"><s>[size=85]</s>Archived topic from Iceteks, old topic I...

<r> I needn't click the link, I know IE can be crashed. It hasn't been updated for almost three years.<br/> <br/> Lol... Did you read my post? I'm trying to point out your ignorance, that's all. If you were bashing mozilla, I would most definitely stick up for it, just as much as I did IE.<br/> <br/...

<r> Wow... After reading this article I was blown away by your ignorance.<br/> <br/> And before I get into my argument, I'm going to tell you that I am most likely one of the biggest standards compliance nit-picks you will ever meet. I am huge on following code standards, and coding for cross-browse...