CSS implentation is a major pain!
By Kicker55
@Kicker55 (243)
United States
February 16, 2007 9:01am CST
I like programming and writing code, especially for the internet. The only problem is that when I create a site with CSS, their are so many differences to the way firefox reads CSS and the way IE (Internet Explorer) reads CSS. So now I am forced to create two CSS files one for IE and one for firefox and then write code, probably javascript to determine which browser someone is using so it can implement the right CSS file for that browser. What a PAIN! Why can't they both just read CSS like they're supposed to? A programmers life is never easy :-)
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@spiderman05 (851)
• Canada
16 Feb 07
The situation used to be worse 6 years ago. The differences between firefox and IE were even more important. I use CSS occasionally, nothing fancy and I did not encounter any problems so far when I display my web pages using either IE or Firefox.
It is nice to see that you take into account both browsers when you design your web pages. Unfortunately, there are still some web designers out there who assume that everybody is using IE.
