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Thursday, December 20. 2007

Diagnostic Styling

We’re all used to using CSS to make our designs live and breathe, but there’s another way to use CSS: to find out where our markup might be choking on missing accessibility features, targetless links, and just plain missing content.

Note: the techniques discussed here mostly work in Firefox, Safari, and Opera, but not Internet Explorer. I’ll explain why that’s not really a problem near the end of the article — and no, the reason is not “everyone should just ignore IE anyway”.
Posted by Joey in News, Resources at 12:15 | Comments (0) | Trackbacks (0)

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