| From: | Jonathan Day |
| Date: | 15 Mar 2001 at 23:58:34 |
| Subject: | Re: AA mini tutorial idea - CSS coding |
Hi Neil
> > The survey asked for ideas, here's another possibility. Many of us are
now
> > messing about with our own web pages, even if it's just for fun. So how
> > about a tutorial on coding for CSS? It could be a one off, or maybe a
> > couple of issues worth. Okay, so it may not be a priority on Amiga
> > browsers, but it's something we can learn, and even start implementing
now.
>
> It's something I've been thinking about for the Online tutorial for a
> couple of months. Amiga browsers may not support it, but who writes web
> pages to only be viewed on Amigas? Maybe I'll cover it in issue 21.
Guess I'll have to just wait and see ;-)
I keep seeing html tags that are classed as 'depreciated', whilst the spec
also says that for backward compatabiliy should be kept in browsers, at
least for the present. Which makes sense. Do you happen to know if it is
the plan to officially fully remove these depreciated tags from the specs at
some stage?
Cheers
Jon
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