AOL compatability

[michaaal]

I want my code to be compatible with AOL users as well as Internet Explorer
users. Are there certain things I need to be aware of in my HTML code?

 

[Dave Patton]

I want my code to be compatible with AOL users as well as Internet
Explorer users. Are there certain things I need to be aware of in my
HTML code?

You don't know what browser "AOL users" are using, and aiming
for Internet Explorer compatability isn't a good starting point.
Write valid HTML. Use CSS for presentation. Use one of the
better browsers such as Mozilla Firefox when developing,
then, if necessary, tweak the results for situations where
browsers such as IE don't conform to the standards.

 

[lostinspace]

----- Original Message -----
From: "michaaal" <>
Newsgroups: alt.html
Sent: Saturday, July 31, 2004 9:28 PM
Subject: AOL compatability

I want my code to be compatible with AOL users as well as Internet Explorer
users. Are there certain things I need to be aware of in my HTML code?

How about the AOL information page for webmasters?
http://webmaster.info.aol.com/

 

[brucie]

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I want my code to be compatible with AOL users

use crayons and bright colors.

as well as Internet Explorer users.

ditto

 

[SpaceGirl]

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use crayons and bright colors.




ditto

hehheheheh *grins*

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[C A Upsdell]

I want my code to be compatible with AOL users as well as Internet Explorer
users. Are there certain things I need to be aware of in my HTML code?

Which AOL browser?

AOL for Windows uses IE.

AOL for OS/X uses an old version of the Gecko engine; older editions use
IE/Mac

AOL/Compuserve uses a very old version of the Gecko engine.