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With the release of Netscape 6.0 earlier this year, we finally have comprehensive support for the original Cascading Style Sheets specification (CSS1) from the two major browsers. Millions of people will continue to use older browsers, and designing for the Web may always be a complex and thorny proposition. But the gradual acceptance of CSS1, and the innovations promised by CSS2 and the still-unfinished CSS3, should motivate designers to add style sheets to their Web palettes.
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Style Sheets: Solid Presence, Expanding Future
http://eserver.org/courses/s01/tc510/chameleon/stylesheets/default.html
Burner, Dell
EServer
2001
Abstract: With the release of Netscape 6.0 earlier this year, we finally have comprehensive support for the original Cascading Style Sheets specification (CSS1) from the two major browsers. Millions of people will continue to use older browsers, and designing for the Web may always be a complex and thorny proposition. But the gradual acceptance of CSS1, and the innovations promised by CSS2 and the still-unfinished CSS3, should motivate designers to add style sheets to their Web palettes.
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