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dmwr mx 2004: where to go for building cross-browser webpages ?
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dmwr mx 2004: where to go for building cross-browser we... - 1/6/2008 8:39:59
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RE: dmwr mx 2004: where to go for building cross-browse... - 1/6/2008 9:18:11
somewhere/sometime I saw in dmwr mx 2004 a window menu to declare a page for NN an other for ie , well ?
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RE: dmwr mx 2004: where to go for building cross-browse... - 1/6/2008 10:34:00
What you probably saw was a way to set up the preview as per NN - I wouldn't worry about that. I wouldn't trust DW to have a cross-browser option available at the click of a button (at least I wouldn't trust it to actually work properly). If this actually worked properly then there'd be a lot more sites around that work cross-browser (and they're aren't!).
Just design to standards as Jaybee says and have all your browsers (IE6 and older plus IE7, Opera, Firefox, NN, Safari PC) open and check your designs as you go along.
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