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I think that the other benefit of using a framework is the testing behind it. At least in theory, the framework will be tested across IE, Firefox, Opera, and Sa
by cschneid 18y ago
I think that the other benefit of using a framework is the testing behind it. At least in theory, the framework will be tested across IE, Firefox, Opera, and Safari. That gives a bit more confidence that your basic layout won't explode on any of those platforms.
- kaens 18y agoI would assume that to be true. I use a CSS-reset stylesheet which helps a lot with cross-browser compatability. It gets hard if you're looking for pixel-perfect appearance across all major browsers. Of course, the browser that is the biggest pain requiring the most non-valid CSS to render correctly is IE. I personally view the time it would take me to evaluate and learn enough CSS frameworks to make a good choice about which ones to use where is worth less than the fairly trivial amount of time it takes to write CSS rules. My opinion may change if I ever need to do something really amazing with CSS.