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• 09 May 10
  

  haraldf

  css digitalweb

• 12 Jan 10
  

  Robin Millette

  • A certain browser has a certain CSS bug. Good to know. This same browser has another bug, usually in its parsing of CSS selectors or comments. This, too, is important information. However, a CSS hacker proceeds to use the second bug to “solve” the first one.  Solving one bug by another is not my idea of keeping Web development simple, but the matter goes beyond bad coding style. These hacks are inherently unsafe.
• 27 Oct 08
  

  edmond goncourt

  css hack

• 27 Aug 08
  

  dvdesigns1099

  css

• 18 Jul 08
  

  Jacque Prior

  argument against css hacks

  css webdev web web-site-dev webdesign weblayout article css-hack

• 03 Mar 08
  

  10base Tom

  css html development

  • When I wrote my first Keep it Simple column I assumed the old, overly-complex way of looking at Web site creation was on the way out. Web developers were consciously moving towards a simpler way of making sites, or so I fondly imagined. Not so. The complexity monster has reappeared, right in the center of modern Web development. Nowadays it doesn’t manifest itself as an endlessly nested table, but as an endlessly complicated CSS hack. Our beloved CSS is in danger.
• 12 Feb 08
  

  Perry Branch

  css development hacks opinion web

• 01 Aug 07
  

  Mats Svensson

  css programming webdev

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