I have one word for these cry-babies:
If they would bother to write good, standardized HTML instead of Microsoft hacks, then they wouldn’t have cross-browser, compatibility issues—with the rest of the browsers, that is. They may still need to implement hacks to solve IE’s problems, and that’s exactly where the problem lies: with IE.
I also thought a long time ago, that the ie is simply more tolerant about HTML bugs. But that’s totaly wrong…
Example:
Internet Explorere doesn’t ignore newlines, there are 1-2 pixel with spacings if you do a linebreak…
If you like to avoid the margin of a form you need to put it between
And so on…
I think the Mozilla(Firefox…) has got the best HTML/CSS implementation…
Your htmlentities() doesn’t work that well 
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Internet Explorere doesn’t ignore newlines, there are 1-2 pixel with spacings if you do a linebreak…
If you like to avoid the margin of a form you need to put it between
I think Mozilla(Firefox…) has got the best HTML/CSS implementation…
It looks like WordPress uses strip_tags() or something rather than htmlentities(). I think that’s worth changing. 
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Geez… How the hell can one write something like that?
That’s about the worst argument I’ve ever heard.
Wed, 27 Oct 2004 at 14:08 UTC | Permalink