There are 19 reader comments
09 13 2003 7:09PM
Why does everyone hate CSS? Or, judging from the result, why does no one hate it?
47 13 200311:47PM
Long story short, no one hates it (except Winer) because it allows one to efficiently craft a multi-page website with seamless design.
36 14 2003 2:36AM
Err, I get zero results.
58 14 2003 7:58AM
You still read Scripting News?
05 14 2003 9:05AM
Seamless design if you only need it to display in one specific browser. Otherwise it's a nightmare of hacks that sucks up all your time (assuming you're going all-CSS and not using any tables). In theory I like it. In this reality I hate it.
59 14 200310:59AM
You know more CSS than I do so I'll take your word for it. But I wonder if the offending browser deserves your contempt instead of the partially implemented standard.
43 14 2003 1:43PM
Oh, I never read Scripting News. I know of Dave's disdain for it from the various other design blogs like Dive Into Mark and Zeldman. Good point about the offtending browser deserving more contempt than the standard, though.
14 14 2003 3:14PM
Browsers though, isn't it? I mean, even the ones that supposedly support the standards seem to do so in different, annoying off by only one pixel, ways. But you're right. I shall direct my contempt at web browsers rather than CSS. Not suprisingly, there are 0 results for that search term.
47 14 2003 5:47PM
Of course "i fucking hate netscape" returns 11 results, and "i fucking hate ie" returns 2 results. I assume that most of the referances to Netscape were to verison 4.x
51 15 200312:51PM
In my (oh-so-limited) experience, CSS designs show up differently not only from one browser to the next, but from one monitor to the next. How annoying is that?
51 15 200312:51PM
In my (oh-so-limited) experience, CSS designs show up differently not only from one browser to the next, but from one monitor to the next. How annoying is that?
51 15 200312:51PM
In my (oh-so-limited) experience, CSS designs show up differently not only from one browser to the next, but from one monitor to the next. How annoying is that?
51 15 200312:51PM
In my (oh-so-limited) experience, CSS designs show up differently not only from one browser to the next, but from one monitor to the next. How annoying is that?
35 15 2003 3:35PM
Lauren: From one monitor to the next? How does that work?
26 15 2003 4:26PM
First of all, major oops on posting my comment FOUR TIMES. I don't know exactly how that happened.
Second, Scottish: I could be wrong, but I've observed differences in the way CSS table-less layouts show up on different monitors, depending on the width of the screen and stuff. I swear. My Quote-a-Day site (quoteaday.blogspot.com) is any self-respecting designer's nightmare, so I wouldn't like to reference it as anything to mimic or revere, but it definitely shows up differently depending on the size of the screen on which it's viewed.
37 15 200310:37PM
As for "I fucking hate ie" coming up only twice...I know for a fact on my weblog (which does show up on google), I've said that exact phrase way more than two times. Although Google is most likely the most accurate way to statistize the Internet, it's still a computer program. Humans are too intelligent to really know what goes on in the mindless heads of such programs.
11 18 2003 9:11PM
dowingba: Yeah, hardly accurate. But I think it makes my point ;)
Lauren: Web design is not print design. That's part of it's beuty (and fustration). A web-site should look different depending on the screen size, and brower etc. I've done complex layouts that work in a wide range of browsers, it 's just practice.
42 28 2004 2:42AM
With love comes strange currencies.
This thread is closed to new comments. Thanks to everyone who responded.
Scottish35 13 2003 6:35PM
And it's not even Scripting News...