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Gmail’s main shortcoming has always always been their lack of native support for HTML signatures. Fortunately, there is an easy workaround.
We all know Microsoft’s Internet Explorer plays by different rules to other browsers, but fortunately it’s not difficult to tame these differences with conditional statements.
The double-margin bug in IE6 is one of those inexplicable behaviours of the aged browser that nobody quite understands: the developers claimed to be following the W3C’s CSS standards with IE6′s rendering, but sometimes this can almost be forgiven..
Not even a year ago, I spent a couple of days wrestling with Mark Davidson’s sIFR in an attempt to find a cross-browser compatible method of embedding custom fonts into a website I was developing.
Google Images is a veyr valuable source of website traffic, but how do you stop people just coming to the site, stealing your images, and leaving again?
Nice Pictures website: a mesh of XHTML, CSS and JQuery to produce a slick, professional and activating website for this young film company to show off their movies and attract investors.
