Fast internet connections brought about access to information, or misinformation, available on the world wide web. Thus, continued development work on the internet requires web developers and designers to create web pages that have certain alternatives to work on any internet site browser. But, more often than not, the issues of design of the pages against compatibility with any browser are not addressed just in the nick of time. It takes quite a long time for the web publishers to notice such design mistakes before the necessary adjustments are made.
Thus, I believe web designers and developers that are knowledgeable in the field of CSS are the ones who could make the necessary adjustments in the design of the internet sites that are not compatible to run on any internet site browser. A good example would be the problems the necessary box model design some internet sites have when using Internet Explorer 6 or its prior versions to navigate and browse through each internet site. With CSS, an alternative to the necessary box model design could be made to provide access to the viewers who use Internet Explorer 6 and its prior versions in navigating through the pages. I have given the codes below, and it's up to you to compare the
CSS codes with the set of codes that you have on the pages of your internet site. This must be done to know whether your internet site is compatible with the Internet Explorer browser and its prior versions. Well, many people still use relatively old versions of the Microsoft Internet Explorer because the latest version is still not available! Plus, most people prefer to always use this browser over the other browsers that are available.
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#box
{
width: 150px;
}
#box div
{
border: 5px;
padding: 20px;
}
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So, with this set of CSS codes, the HTML of the internet site would then be as the codes below.
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<div id="box">
<div>...
</div></div>
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