Дата создания 10 января 2012 год
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10.01.12
НаверхTables are for displaying tabular data... not for use as design elements!
Tables are for displaying tabular data... not for use as design elements! Purple Haze uses no tables for layout purposes. This is true for the menu on the left, the text boxes, the header, and the footer.
Instead, Purple Haze makes use of the <div> and <span> tags as well as CSS.
Use the position: absolute; attribute-value pair in your stylesheets to align
text into columns.
Unfortuately, Internet Explorer (version 6.0 inclusive) is not completely standards compliant. This means that some styles may be rendered differently between Internet Explorer and Mozilla-based browsers.
As a workaround, browser-specific styles are employed in Purple Haze. Most websites achieve this by using JavaScript to match separate stylesheets to specific browsers. Purple Haze, in contrast, doesn't use any JavaScript nor does it use separate stylesheets.
Instead, two versions of the troublesome styles are written: one using CSS1 and the other using CSS2. Both browser types understand the CSS1 version, but only the Mozilla-based browsers understand the CSS2 version. The outcome: browser-specific styles!
НаверхI hope you enjoy Purple Haze as much as I've enjoyed coding it. This design, like so many others, once again demonstrates the power of CSS and standards-compliant XHTML. You don't need to sacrifice style to be compliant!