guys.. The key part of any web page design is the cross browser functionality. In search of this, you may have many special tools and references as follows:
- Browser Shots
- HTML validator w3c
- Dreamweaver Test pager
- Javascript deprecated functionalities
list follows... But 1 thing prominently to be noted is that, IE being completely different from the behavior of all other browsers makes it a tough time for the developer to design a page compatible in IE and Opera. To tell about IE as far as i have observed, "Its the foolishly accurate browser ever designed.!" .. Confused.??? He.. He.. Let me make it simple, to make u understand the way IE works consider this case study - consider if by mistake u have added 2 window.onload functions in ur javascript file. All other browsers except IE consider the first window.onload as default and rejects the other one. on the other hand, IE rejects both the functions and acts as a accurate browser whereby prooving its foolishness. The problem with document.getElementById() in IE is a big concern for me in lower versions of IE. To summarize it all together, if u ever want to design a perfect cross browser compatible page, design ur site in IE with atmost care of basics.. You will have reached ur result.
Happy Coding;-)
- Browser Shots
- HTML validator w3c
- Dreamweaver Test pager
- Javascript deprecated functionalities
list follows... But 1 thing prominently to be noted is that, IE being completely different from the behavior of all other browsers makes it a tough time for the developer to design a page compatible in IE and Opera. To tell about IE as far as i have observed, "Its the foolishly accurate browser ever designed.!" .. Confused.??? He.. He.. Let me make it simple, to make u understand the way IE works consider this case study - consider if by mistake u have added 2 window.onload functions in ur javascript file. All other browsers except IE consider the first window.onload as default and rejects the other one. on the other hand, IE rejects both the functions and acts as a accurate browser whereby prooving its foolishness. The problem with document.getElementById() in IE is a big concern for me in lower versions of IE. To summarize it all together, if u ever want to design a perfect cross browser compatible page, design ur site in IE with atmost care of basics.. You will have reached ur result.
Happy Coding;-)
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