Re: using Cascading style sheet
| From: | Paul Dionne | Date: | Wed, 31 Jul 2002 07:32:40 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re: using Cascading style sheet | ||
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I am confident nearly all browsers support CSS. Only the oldest still
lingering out there will not. But keep in mind your site is still readable
if someone is still using an outdated browser.
Advantages - many But the most important is consistency and
centralization. You can change the look of your entire site by modifying
one or two files. And it is much easier to have a novice come in and do
basic edits to files. For example, I teach my clients who want to post
articles of their own how to do bold, italic, underline, header1...6 then I
just drop in the include files for header and footer and make any links and
done.
Paul
Sailom wrote:
> I just turn to use CSS instead of HTML style. Can you explain pros and
> cons of using CSS? I am quite concern about compatibility to client-side
> web browser. Thanks
>
> Sailom