Posted by Jonathan N. Little on 10/19/06 02:45

Travis Newbury wrote:
> Ed Seedhouse 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?
>> But of course the best way to achieve that goal is to start with valid
>> code.
>
> If that is your final goal. Many of the things I do are not valid from
> the getgo. I can honestly say I have never written a valid page in my
> life,

Personally as a designer I would not brag about such...

> yet they all work fine on both IE and FF which in our opinion are
> the mainstream.
>

So you say, but maybe it is more because you lacked something to be
successful with valid markup.


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