Quote: "Raven - you sound like you've had a lot of experience with website design, care to show an example?"
Experience perhaps... success is a different story.
I'm still dead set on the internet hates me, and the HTML gods don't look favourably against my code.
I've personally found that while FireFox/Mozilla does stuff like CSS and XHTML better, Explorer quite clearly is much better at HTML and in particular tables.
On the point of JavaScript, I don't see any security issues; not because there are non, but for the simple fact... I don't do anything that requires security.
All Cookies / Sessions are handled via PHP, everything I do with JavaScript is always just for interaction purposes. IMO there is no reason what so ever why Explorer and Netscape happily rendered the footer for my PDS website, yet FireFoz and Mozilla refused to resize it correctly. I even used a DIV which FireFox prefers, but when you update the size with the tagger, it didn't wanna know.
Move / ReSize the window and bam! updated.
Identical code (except for the window area size) working in one browser but no in another. No security issues, nothing but a simple lack of being able to parser the language correctly.
Even my current website design I have to hack support for Mozilla to render it even remotely correctly. All because of positioning and sizes. To me that's pain in the arse, almost as much as Explorer refusing to render CSS stuff correctly.
[edit] That's how it renders on my system.
