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re: What we talk about on IEBlog

Jim — Mon, 09 Aug 2004 11:27:00 GMT

> Talk to CSS Gurus!! Talk to Tantek Celik

Tantek used to work for Microsoft, on the Mac Internet Explorer team, but no longer works at Microsoft.

> And yeah, as much as CSS3 possible would be nice too :)

Actually, as much of the CSS 3 specifications _that have made it to Recommendation or Proposed Recommendation status_ as possible would be nice.

> Accessibility could be a good marketing kick.

Internet Explorer already allows you to ignore fonts and colours, etc. It also lets you use a user stylesheet. Mozilla derivatives have an *extremely* user-unfriendly way of using user stylesheets.

> fix that whitespace annoying bug/behaviour in anchors, li's, etc!

Please, yes.

re: What we talk about on IEBlog

J. Javier Maestro — Mon, 09 Aug 2004 10:03:00 GMT

Hiya!

First, thanks for offering some webspace where web developers can ramble about IE. We really are desperate to see some improvement soon!

Therefore, my recomendations after reading _all_ the posts are:

1. Pay attention to the suggestions by fedUP (he summarises almost all of the others).

2. Talk to CSS Gurus!! Talk to Tantek Celik, get E. Meyer Books, and try to make ALL his examples work in Strict Mode. That would assure you almost all CSS1, 2 (and that means pure CSS navigation menues, fixed backgrounds, etc!!!). And yeah, as much as CSS3 possible would be nice too :)

3. Accessibility could be a good marketing kick. Check what "Designing with Web Standards" have to say about all the CSS and accessibility.

and, fix that whitespace annoying bug/behaviour in anchors, li's, etc!! When doing navbars and web menues with CSS, we use a lot of A and UL/LI, so it gets out of hand when you cannot put a breakline between them to write cleaner code...

Anyways, thanks for the big effort in fixing IE. I for one will cry loudly when I see IE behaving "almost perfectly". And I am sure you guys will manage.

Thanks again!