It was yet another skill to make what Dreamweaver rendering looked like into what the browser would actually display. I can't recall if Dreamweaver changed rend

It was yet another skill to make what Dreamweaver rendering looked like into what the browser would actually display. I can't recall if Dreamweaver changed rendering engines at some point but during the time I used it (1998-2002) the rendered page on it could look very different than what Netscape, IE4 and IE5 would actually render. What a trip to memory lane reading this whole thread, haha. These early days of the web were amazing for tinkerers, after I learned HTML it took me into learning CGI, webservers, networking, Linux, databases and so on just from trying to make a visitor counter display myself.