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Last Archive Date: Index DOT Html: Jul 15, 2000 Index DOT Css: Jul 15, 2000
Index DOT Html: Main Index \| Element Tree \| Element Index \| HTML Support History Index DOT Css: Main Index \| Property Index \| CSS Support History \| Browser History

Welcome!: Welcome to Index DOT Html and Index DOT Css - technical references about the HTML and CSS languages.

What's New: All; - Totally re-vamped the EMBED tag page (this was long overdue.); - Added an all-in-one alphabetic index to all CSS properties.; - Added a FAQ topic about URL encoding.; - Documented several outstanding nasty browser behaviors.;    - Added an IE4+ specific functionality allowing readers to choose between various stylesheets for the site.
   - Changed the default stylesheet for the site. I have wanted to do this for a loooong time. Hopefully the new version is much more readable. If you are using IE4+, you can still switch to the old one, or if you are using the downloaded version you can manually swap them.
   - Added a "tools" section to the main menus for the discussion forums, the style sheet switcher and NetMind
   - Re-did the site logo.
A detailed list of changes is also available.

Changes and Plans Still To Come

Both: Review the Opera 4.0 release cycle.
Both: Netscape PR-1 is out. I need to review this, and I fear it will be a monster.
Both: Review the IE 5.5 final release.
HTML: Add color picker javascript app.
HTML: Add live example creator javascript app.
CSS: Add new topic pages for: page breaking, the box model, CSS positioning and CSS font descriptors.
CSS: Re-do the CSS FAQ
Both: Add a search engine.

Some Last Words: I have tested the site at many different pixel resolutions and platforms, on many different browsers and versions. I also try to spell-check and validate all links before publishing (see the Index DOT Html and Index DOT Css caveats pages for more details.) Note: With this new stylesheet changeover, there may be a few platform differences I still need to take into account. If you see anything egregiously wrong, please let me know.

- Brian,
July 15, 2000