Web duh-velopment
I'm not sure how this was considered to make sense, but marvel at this forced-upon snippet of web development with a capital Z:
Brilliant! Whichever side of the process you want to throw yourself on, it's just plain filthy.
Brilliant! Whichever side of the process you want to throw yourself on, it's just plain filthy.
- It assumes an XHTML document without an initial opening element for <body> is okay. No validator will love you -rightfully so.
- The scroll attribute is an "awesome" proprietary IE attribute. No matter which browser it is, vendor-specific crap like that needs to be absent.
- Three different ways to write an opening <body> just so IE won't produce a scroll bar on a fullscreen Flash site? Oh boy!
Labels: web standards, websites, wtf
posted by Hung Laxley at
1:02 PM
2 Comments:
Wouldn't other browsers just ignore the scroll attribute?
In the same way that most people would ignore a turd in a punchbowl.
In the strictest sense of web development, you shouldn't go for vendor-specific markup.
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