Ian Yang

In general, we can do most of jobs with height, thought IE 6 doesn't render it properly . There is no hack can make IE 6 properly render fixed-value height for text content currently. P.S. When text increases, IE 6 will automatically strech the container which has fixed height value, but this is the behavior of min-height.

height is a property, not a attribute. IE 6 doesn't correctly support this property, because it renders this property as min-height property.

I see. Thank you all very much. So it is necessary to code for FF2 currently.

Maybe gray is not a corresponding color for jewelry.

Yes, the <label> tags are for accessibility purpose. They lets Screen Reader users access input fields easier. You can also add them to increase conveniency when styline the form.

Nice. The bricks almost look like real bricks. Maybe you can add some clouds.

It's funny.

The back and forward page bottons are changed.

You can read this article. It is better to view it with a non-IE browser. http://perishablepress.com/press/2007/01/1...ernet-explorer/

I prefer website with bright color. The effects are not bad though.

Hi, I am from Taiwan. And I am looking for slicing jobs.

Is anyone still using Firefox 2? After the release of Firefox 3, I think it is unnecessary to write CSS codes for Firefox 2. But I don't know for sure how many people are still using it.

It is not bad to be a full-time freelancer. I have just began to experience if this really good to me.

I think it's because some people just feel uneasy with the parse errors or pursuing perfection.