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Posted by WCB on 07/08/05 03:23
Travis Newbury wrote:
> WCB wrote:
>
>> I am just getting into HTML. I want to learn to use best practices,
>> at a fairly professional level.
>
> "Professional Level" is in the eyes of the beholder. Look out for
> people that say the words "Never" or "Always" They are usually your
> fringe professionals that wear blinders to anything that does not
> completely agree with their thoughts.
Basically, I want to avoid stuff that that would make somebody hiring
rolls their eyes and think "Well no.. amateur"
And I want to avoid working hard to learn something I will some day
have to unlearn.
>
>> As far as I can see, the main issue with
>> frames is...
>
> Like everything else, frames have their place. Each project you work on
> will dictate what is right and what is wrong.
>
>> CSS sheets are in, the rest seems to be a big nest of gotchyas no matter
>> what you do.
>
> The only reason for this is that none of the browsers seem to do it the
> same way. Again, the individual project will dictate how this will come
> into play.
So its going to be catering to IE 5,6,7 and Firefox it looks like.
which seem to be the most part of it.
> There is lots a great advice here. But remember it is only advice.
> Learn for your self. Look at what others are doing. Look at what seem
> to be trends in web development.
Yes. Like I say though, I want to avoid learning something I will have to
unlearn.
That is always the hard way. "Geeze! If I had only known!"
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When I shake my killfile I can hear them buzzing.
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