Martin Gregorie wrote:
> So? I hate things that wiggle and flash on web pages so don't use 'em.
> Instead I concentrate of creating readable, tolerably well-formatted
> pages that are free of annoying doodads. If that's naive, so be it.

Exactly, although I have wriiten and used some JS where it really
provided a benefit -- but very sparingly and only as a nice and well
worth-it add-on.

Besides I have exactly one CSS per site and those are 90 % identical
across sites. Of course they were thoroughly validated and tested, but
that was quite some time ago by now. On the other hand I do write and
update a lot, so that's where the current testing goes.

An yes, Deloptes is right, testing and validating CSS is quite a bit
more involved and tricky than sinmple HTML. Keep it simple, structured,
and logical goes a long way but is quite hard to do in CSS.


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