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One navigation list to rule them all?

Posted on 2009/11/24 by David Mead

I’ve been using unordered lists for navigation for some time now, and I remember my excitement when the I first read about the suckerfish method. But one thing that keeps popping into my head recently is using one list for … Continue reading →

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How do you solve a problem like IE6?

Posted on 2009/07/13 by David Mead

A recent article on Ajaxian.com looked at Digg’s survey about IE6 use.  I think it really just validates what we already know, which is… Most IE6 users are at work and cannot upgrade Some user just don’t care to upgrade … Continue reading →

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Reply to latest “tables for layout”…

Posted on 2009/02/05 by David Mead

I’ve posted a reply to the latest “use tables for layout” distraction over at Refresh Cleveland.  Feel free to drop me your thoughts there. Technorati tags: tables, css, layout, comment, reply, refreshcleveland Blogged with the Flock Browser

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