Suppose it is unnecessary to explain in details the specifics of the inline-block display value. The main problem with it is that it has no support in older browser versions. IE6 and IE7 have partial support only while FF2 has –moz specific support. Let’s try to use the following to fix the problem…
It is desirable that browser specific bugs should be targeted and fixed each browser specifically with no impact on the way general CSS is written. If a bug is fixed in a certain browser version, we need a possibility to remove fixes without worrying about browser compatibility.
The accessibility for forms is important issue to consider for making site attractive for the users with disabilities, especially for those who are blind or visually impaired. Thus, it is better to add a number of elements to the form to improve the process of imputing information.
There are still a lot of things to learn about mastering tables, even if you know such tags as the table, tr, td and th as well as rowspan and colspan attributes. If you think that table rows make table columns look ugly you can use the colgroup and col tags. So, let’s find out how to make the tables you create better.
In case the CSS is structured well, you don’t need to use many class and ID selectors. You can just specify properties to selectors within other selectors. Learn more about CSS Grouping and Nesting with examples provided in this article to improve your site and make it look great.
With the opportunity to define your own selectors in the form of Class and ID selectors you can have the same HTML element presented differently depending on its ID or class. Here you can find samples of HTML refers to the CSS by using the attributes id and class with explanation and tips to use.