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Posted by dorayme on 08/05/05 06:06
> From: mbstevens <NOXwebmasterx@xmbstevensx.com>
>> With neither quill nor qualm, dorayme quothed:
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>>> In HTML 4.01 Strict and in CSS, is there any reason not to abbreviate
>>> the construction #xxyyzz to #xyz? For example #ffffff to #fff
>>>
>>> Basically, is browser support perfect for this?
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> I know browser support isn't
> perfect. I have a hell of a time seeing abbreviated colors
> in Lynx and Links, ;) but it seems to work fine in Konqueror,
> Epiphany, Galeon, Firefox, Mozilla, IE, and Opera.
OK, and it works fine in my Mac browsers... So now I have to wonder about
this Lynx and Links? I know nothing about them, I expect I should find out
if many folk use such? Any particular types of communities more prone to use
these? (Like you, I like the abbr, to make the css look neater. It is also
easier to change.
dorayme
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