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Kabuki Armadillo
I'm a low-level web page author. I sometimes run into layout issues and run
off to Google to find a solution but it's such a haphazard approach.
Different people have different solutions and I suspect that sometimes I'm
choosing a less efficient solution.
Or, I'm about to try a new layout, unaware that somebody has already
discovered some obscure issues with IE ## which will cause it to render with
some maddening 3-px gap, or the float will mis-behave under these
circumstances, or the DOCTYPE will cause a different result, this solution
will only work on the Macs version of this broswer and on and on and on . .
..
Does anyone know of a really good website that documents all of these
niggling little frustrations into one easily searchable database, preferably
with solutions to each, or links to solutions? Over the years, I've been
putting together my own little database of issues and solutions as I find
them but maybe I'm just re-inventing the wheel or somebody has done a more
thorough job of it.
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off to Google to find a solution but it's such a haphazard approach.
Different people have different solutions and I suspect that sometimes I'm
choosing a less efficient solution.
Or, I'm about to try a new layout, unaware that somebody has already
discovered some obscure issues with IE ## which will cause it to render with
some maddening 3-px gap, or the float will mis-behave under these
circumstances, or the DOCTYPE will cause a different result, this solution
will only work on the Macs version of this broswer and on and on and on . .
..
Does anyone know of a really good website that documents all of these
niggling little frustrations into one easily searchable database, preferably
with solutions to each, or links to solutions? Over the years, I've been
putting together my own little database of issues and solutions as I find
them but maybe I'm just re-inventing the wheel or somebody has done a more
thorough job of it.
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