Browser Specific Css Hacks

Posted on December 31, 2011 by Admin
Browser Specific Css Hacks

Browser Specific Css Hacks

Introduction

An increasing number of web developers are turning towards the combination of an off-the-shelf PHP CMS, integrated with MySQL databasing and a mixture of HTML and CSS describing the content. It is natural that with this level of sophistication, newcomers to the world of publishing systems like WordPress, and templated (or themed) systems like MySpace might feel out of their depth.

However, with this ground-up description of how content management systems work, the reader will begin to be able to understand the documentation surrounding them, and be able to create their own, personalized, pieces of the Internet. Some HTML programming and an understanding of both PHP and CSS will be required, but we will give the reader as much as we can along the way.

HTML, CSS, Templates

The relationship between HTML and CSS is a simple one. HTML provides a device and platform-independent way for a publisher to describe how the document should look. The platform, or browser, decides how it should interpret that layout.