For the most part, I’ve looked at my site in Safari (1.2.2), Opera (7.5.1), Firefox (0.8), Camino (0.8), and Netscape (7.1). I imagine that compatibility with other Gecko-based browsers is in order. There is a clearing issue on the #content div when the content takes up less room than the #menu stuff, but I don’t see that as an issue as long as I have plenty of verbosity with respect to the former.
I tried to implement a quick solution for IE5 Mac, but it needs more work. For now, no compatibility with IE5 Mac.
Lastly, I have yet to check Sensory Output in IE Win, any version. I need to re-install Virtual PC before I can do this, so give me time. I’m pretty sure the box hack is in order for the calendar and nav bar. I’ll get those fixed ASAP(as soon as possible).
Finally, I certainly do not advocate this site as “best viewed in XXX,” as that defeats the purpose of open standards. I can say, however, that given their support for some CSS3 (transparency, text shadows, etc.) and excellent typography rendering, that I prefer to use Safari, OmniWeb, or Camino on Mac OS X.
SpaceShipOne, along with pilot Mike Melvill, soared 100 km above the Earth’s surface today, marking the first time a privately-funded and built space craft carrying a human being entered into orbit.
Compatibility
For the most part, I’ve looked at my site in Safari (1.2.2), Opera (7.5.1), Firefox (0.8), Camino (0.8), and Netscape (7.1). I imagine that compatibility with other Gecko-based browsers is in order. There is a clearing issue on the #content div when the content takes up less room than the #menu stuff, but I don’t see that as an issue as long as I have plenty of verbosity with respect to the former.
I tried to implement a quick solution for IE5 Mac, but it needs more work. For now, no compatibility with IE5 Mac.
Lastly, I have yet to check Sensory Output in IE Win, any version. I need to re-install Virtual PC before I can do this, so give me time. I’m pretty sure the box hack is in order for the calendar and nav bar. I’ll get those fixed ASAP(as soon as possible).
Finally, I certainly do not advocate this site as “best viewed in XXX,” as that defeats the purpose of open standards. I can say, however, that given their support for some CSS3 (transparency, text shadows, etc.) and excellent typography rendering, that I prefer to use Safari, OmniWeb, or Camino on Mac OS X.