Throughout life, I've easily been considered a rebel. In High School,
I've served more detention then anyone would ever want; I've even been
suspended... twice :-(.
Why should I follow some standards set by the W3C? And if the page
looks fine in 99.99% of browsers, who the the hell is going to care? One
group of people will... "browser standard compliance nuts" - the people who
can't look past a specification. I'd like the people who think that
standards are everything to read this quote:
"In theory, there is no difference between theory and practice. But, in
practice, there is" -- Jan L.A. van de Snepscheut
Okay, although my pages don't always comply to standards, I try to do my best
to minimize my deviation. I try to make sure my pages work with a wide
range of browsers, I guess you can call that "my standard."
NOTE: Due to an ASP.NET 1.x limitation, any page using ASP.NET Server
Side Controls won't be standards compliant. Guess what? there are well
over 50 of those controls on this page.
Posted
Aug 04 2005, 12:28 AM
by
Ryan Hoffman