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Or... you could just use a Javascript framework that takes care of that abstraction for you. This is seriously not a hard problem.
by intranation 18y ago
Or... you could just use a Javascript framework that takes care of that abstraction for you. This is seriously not a hard problem.
- moe 18y agoWell, frameworks go a long way but they don't help with the pains in the CSS area. When supporting IE6 you're generally limiting yourself to the capabilities of that browser. And for any non-trivial site you will run into hard problems regularly, unless you're leaving HTML behind entirely (ExtJS, Flash).