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Originally Posted by billspreston
Firefox on Mac and Internet Explorer on Windows will show borders around images that are linked unless you tell them not to. Safari handles those default differently. Interesting that the code I gave you didn't work out, is there an example you can show me where you've added it and it doesn't function correctly?
Haha, basically XHTML is based off of HTML, but designed with the intention of separating site content away from the visual layout. You use XHTML to organize your site content within their appropriate tags and then use CSS declarations to tell the browser how to render those respective tags. This means no font="" attributes, no border="" attributes, no tables to place things on pages, etc...
If done correctly, you will end up with infinitely more efficient code then you would when using "old school HTML"
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RAD FTW man, all i have to do is drag and drop shit LOL
i wish i didnt read that. this new information must have deleted something more important in my memory
