Notes on a web journey

posted on: 28 June 2005

CSS: workaround vs. hacks

filed under: @ 19:26:19 by 7colors

I agree with Alessandro of web-graphics.com on the topic of CSS hacks. I don't like to use them and I always try to work around them.This is the article, I have to say that the best solution would be to have browsers that render CSS properly..

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