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Must have CSS for HTML5 + Firefox
header, section, article, hgroup, aside, footer, nav { display: block; }
This tripped me up the first time I made an HTML5 page while developing in chrome.. switching to Firefox everything looked messed up.
Just a tip for those of you considering switching or starting a new HTML5 site.
- rubyskills 16y agoWe're building our application HealPay in HTML5 so if you want to see a real HTML5 site in action, check back with us soon. Posted on HealPay on HN: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2252214 http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2252214
- BallinBige 16y agoubercool
- miloco 16y agoHave you tried it in IE :P
- rubyskills 16y agoNo yet :) Evidently if you use html shiv, you should be able to support ie6+