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Having problems with CSS? This might help.

Posted by colinsimpson on January 18, 2007




Adobe – CSS Advisor beta

Adobe has setup a new online community dedicated to providing support to people having problems with CSS in web design. Given the vagueries of HTML and CSS – particularly in the way they seem to work in different web browsers – this seems like a pretty nifty resource.

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