Jutta Wrage wrote:
> If you suggest changes, please note, that we will not do any changes, that
> make the pages not validate any longer. If IE does not display the HTML
> corectly, please submit a bug report to the browser manufacturer.
I completely agree with you, i don't even use IE.
>I think that the current solution is typographically a mess. It's not just
>the mixed upper and lower cased words, it's the bulk list of words written
>in different alphabets.
>
Here is the reply of Richard Atterrer
>No. This has been discussed before on the list - each word in that area of
>the page is the translation of the respective language name into that
>language. With some languages (e.g. English), languages are always written
>with a capital letter, but not in others.
>
For me it sounds logical, but i am still not convinced by the usage of capital
letters for certain languages.
> Well, if a feature like #outer>#inner in the css doesn't work in iexplore,
> doesn't it mean that it is a browser specific "extension" ?
>
> No. It is valid CSS and any browser should know, what it means. If not, we
> can find another valid way, maybe.
Well i suggested for that simply to use :
#footer{border-top: 1px solid #BFC3DC;}
I think it is funny to discuss such things, don't you agree ? Please tell me if
i should change the way i write, thanks :-)
