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I am often asked which resources (books, etc.) that I recommend for people who want to create web sites.
Many web hosts, such as Powweb, provide basic templates for easy creation of a web site. These can be your base for your very first web site, or can function as a quick way to set [...]

IT Gears has an interesting article on IE7 incompatibilities.
Looks like the author ran into a few more of the incompatiblities that I have, although I was very displeased at the look of some of my web sites when I first saw them under IE7.
My earlier IE7 articles talk about some of those bugs (like the [...]

For an “improved web browser,” Internet Explorer 7 has much in common with a stubborn mule. No matter what you want to do, it doesn’t want to do it right now.
If you happened to visit my Terry’s Computer Tips web site late this afternoon, you might have seen what I mean…
I made some tweaks [...]

I wrote the other day about the IE7 Center tag bug. IE6, Firefox 1.5.0.7, Firefox 2.0, and Opera all displayed the pages exactly the same. And, then IE7 came along…
Bulleted lists were the first thing that I found that IE7 displayed differently from IE6, Firefox and Opera.
IE7’s default indent for bulleted lists appears [...]

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I’ve run into two problems that were fine in IE6, in Firefox and Opera, but that display poorly in IE7.
First, [...]