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November 2001 (Part 2)

HTML Tip :  New Headaches with IE 6

Of all the changes to IE 6, perhaps the most important for Webmasters is the addition of dual CSS rendering engines. While this new feature helps Internet Explorer comply with the W3C HTML standards, it may also break your existing Web pages. Click here to read on.

CSS Tip :  Linking With Style

Want to change the standard link colors on your site, remove the underlines, or highlight links so they really stand out? You can do all that - and more - with cascading style sheets (CSS). But be careful. Too much innovation can confuse your visitors. Click here to learn more.

Usability Tip :  That Java May Be Getting Old

Did you realize that many visitors can't access that great Java-based navigation menu you just included on your site? And it's not just people with old PC's or the diehards who still use Netscape 3.1. Even a visitor who just plugged in their new PC or upgraded their PC to run Windows XP may have problems accessing Java applets on your site. Click here to read on.