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Originally Posted by Simon
One day all the browsers will support HTML5/CSS3/Javascript in exactly the same way and finally all will be right with the world!
 Yeah, right, like that's ever gonna happen.
I visit sites like http://html5test.com/ in several different browsers to see if we're getting closer to that day. And there are sites like http://caniuse.com/ where you can see if a feature you'd like to use will work on the various browsers and versions.
Actually, just the fact that there are so many sites online that are designed to help you determine what will and won't work yet with HTML5 is part of what keeps me from jumping on the bandwagon yet.
I will at some point of course, but I may wait for HTML6/CSS4 ... coming soon to a browser near you. |
Yeah I would be kind of afraid to actually use a lot of what I'm learning but the book is teaching me Dreamweaver and all the lessons so far have me leaning it by making the "Green Market" website in html5.
I uploaded one of the finished html5 pages here. Virtual directory listing is turned on for this directory if you want to look at
the support files.