I say its not a preference thread because this isnt about opinion I hate how some templates look coded/sliced properly on IE but they look terrible on mozilla and vice versa.. for example here are some examples: http://www.wl-football.com/index.html ^looks great in mozilla (i made it) but the coding looks messed up in IE http://www.unknowntalent.org ^n3ptunes website, looks good in IE, but the slicing/coding looks horrible in mozilla anyone have a good solution to make your template fit both properly? (mark if u try to reply i will smack the titties off ur fatass chest)
XHTML is equivilent to HTML, except that it can bealtered more easily in the future, as of now, they are equivilent phrase in html Code: [url="http://gamerenders.com/"][img]http://image.gif[/img][/url] phrase reformated for XHTML Code: [url="http://gamerenders.com/"][img]http://image.gif[/img][/url] the main diference is that XHTML ihas a stricter syntax and allows for some newer web technologies such as SVG images. This shouldn't have any diference in presentation. Here is my solution for the sites though, design the layout so it works, not the coding
IE is more forgiving with sloppy code than Firefox is. I suggest working exclusively with Firefox until it looks good in that then tweak your code so it works in both. It takes more time but then you won't leave anyone out with a poorly coded site. If you do it the other way round, you'll have so much more work cut out for yourself because of the lax web standards that IE complies with. ^_^
