On Mon, 2010-11-01 at 13:46 -0700, Vitaliy wrote:
> > Yes, you can write a web page using the most simple form of HTML and it
> > will (probably) render properly in IE6 (come to think of it, even addin=
g
> > simple images can have issues with IE6, so might not be able to have
> > those either), but trust me, you won't like the look of it very much.
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> Embed Inc is a good example of what Olin's ideal site would look like:
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> http://www.embedinc.com/

A well done site, using pretty simple HTML and Javascript (with perfect
indentation of course! :) ), but even it has to deal with the IE
"problem" (copied from the source):

		if ((navigator.appName.indexOf('Internet Explorer') !=3D -1) ||
(navigator.appName.indexOf('Opera') !=3D -1)  )
		{
			document.write('<LINK REL=3Dstylesheet HREF=3D"inc/iestyle.css" TYPE=3D"=
text/css">');
		}
		else
		{
			document.write('<LINK REL=3Dstylesheet HREF=3D"inc/nsstyle.css" TYPE=3D"=
text/css">');
		}

While having to maintain 2 stylesheets for the same site isn't the end of t=
he world, even a simpler site has to deal with duplication of design effort=
..

TTYL

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