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Posted by Andy Dingley on 10/17/06 18:29
Travis Newbury wrote:
> You are right, working in IE is not a test of good code, but is the OP
> interested in valid code or code that works in as many places as it
> can?
They're broadly the same thing. Simply looking similar in two
situations isn't a test of good code (the markup might be ugly, but
coincidentally the same) yet when you go to a different platform, or
even just change the font size, then it falls to pieces.
The objective starting point is validation, not appearance. You can
make a valid site look good by gradual refactoring and improvement, you
can't make a good-looking invalid site into a valid one without also
first going backwards and disturbing the appearance.
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