Forums: Discussions for entrepreneurs and small business.

I don`t mix my css appearance attributes with my css position attributes.  So for the same div I`d have two entries, one for the appearance and one for the position.  Mind you, this is only for the more complicated layouts.  If it`s a simple layout, then yes, I make one css sheet, and I have been known to mix. But when you have multiple and/or optional css files that an end user will be accessing by adding a suffix through a user interface, it just makes more sense to keep them separate. 
I think I am not being very clear, sorry. I`ll blame it on lack of sleep. I am using separate style sheets for the different browsers because it allows me to not use hacks at all - I don`t make a style sheet just for hacks...that would be silly.  <L>  It`s just the strange and unusual way that works best for strange and unusual me.

yeah, we all have our own little way of doing things. But I`d rather include a simple hack than having to create another stylesheet. That`s alot of work. But what ever works, as long as the finished product diplays correctly that`s all it matters


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Edgar Monroy
Web Developer / Owner / Consultant
When starting your own business the need to "know-how" is greater than money!
http://www.nuevolution.net

The buck usually stops with the designer in that area, doesn`t it? <L>  Have you done any mobile styles yet?

I am working on mine.. how about you? where are you located?


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Edgar Monroy
Web Developer / Owner / Consultant
When starting your own business the need to "know-how" is greater than money!
http://www.nuevolution.net

I haven`t had the time to focus on the mobile stuff, although I want to - been working on intranets lately.  Califonia