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]]> http://avinashsing.sunkur.com/2006/07/10/back-to-job-hunting/comment-page-1/#comment-4 Jack Maynard Wed, 19 Jul 2006 19:07:41 +0000 http://avinashsing.sunkur.com/2006/07/10/back-to-job-hunting/#comment-4 Hi Dr Gice its me! Jack.<br />About tableless design; its not that bad or hard.<br />www.alistapart.com<br />a repository of information on css, culture, content and user science has plenty of articles but beware once you have the hang of things you have to delve into the dark art of browser specific hacks. A ggod tecnique is to generate a css switchboard file called core.css and in this file add @import statements to the url path of the css files you want to import.<br />Why? i hear you say. Well @import is a litmus test; separating your css from older browsers that dont understand the rule. Further it now lets you isolate which browser is cheese after viewing and which are strawberrys.<br />After this test you must do a mid pass filter on the core.css file to introduce browser specific code there. Search mid pass filter css in a search engine and see what it returns.<br />Voila. Hi Dr Gice its me! Jack.
About tableless design; its not that bad or hard.
http://www.alistapart.com
a repository of information on css, culture, content and user science has plenty of articles but beware once you have the hang of things you have to delve into the dark art of browser specific hacks. A ggod tecnique is to generate a css switchboard file called core.css and in this file add @import statements to the url path of the css files you want to import.
Why? i hear you say. Well @import is a litmus test; separating your css from older browsers that dont understand the rule. Further it now lets you isolate which browser is cheese after viewing and which are strawberrys.
After this test you must do a mid pass filter on the core.css file to introduce browser specific code there. Search mid pass filter css in a search engine and see what it returns.
Voila.

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