[UPHPU] Swift: a web browser for Windows
Scott Mattocks
scott at crisscott.com
Thu Aug 10 11:18:21 MDT 2006
Smith, Jeff wrote:
>
> Hmm do you have any examples. That is what I am looking for. It is my
> understand that both IE and Firefox are not 100% compliant. Then
> again I guess the question is what is compliant? HTML, XHTML, CSS 2 or
> 3. Sorry, but the saying "It's not standards compliant" drives me
> crazy. I really like to know the how and the why. How is IE 6 broken
> and why did Microsoft decide to do it that way.
The one problem that bothers me the most is their implementation of the
CSS box model. The standard calls for the content of the element
surrounded by padding, surrounded by a border surrounded by a margin.
The folks at Microsoft decided that they would count the border as part
of the padding. In FF if you have a padding of 1px, a border of 1px and
a margin of 1px, the total space around the content of the element will
be 3px. If IE, the border and padding are collapsed so you have a total
space of 2px.
Why did they do this? You'd have to ask them.
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Scott Mattocks
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