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Last Archive Date: Index DOT Html: Oct 1, 2003 Index DOT Css: Oct 1, 2003
Index DOT Html: Main Index \| Element Tree \| Element Index \| HTML Support History Index DOT Css: Main Index \| Property Index \| CSS Support History \| Browser History

Welcome!: Welcome to Index DOT Html and Index DOT Css - technical references about the HTML and CSS languages.

What's new in this version

Other recent changes

The HTML half of the site has been updated for XHTML 1 and 1.1, as well as the newest browsers
The CSS half of the site has been updated for the newest browsers. (I contemplated adding CSS 2.1 to the support information, but it is not mature enough yet.)
All browser histories have been updated, including a new skeleton history for Mac IE (I need to do a lot of research here to fill in this history page so that will have to wait.)
All HTML/CSS specification history pages have been updated
The main indexes have received a significant facelift: added a site search capability via Google's sitesearch; The new toolbar at the top makes some of the functions much more prominent; Sidebar on the right side has been created to allow me to communicate "breaking news" more easily.
Style sheet changing mechanism should be less visually annoying to most users when it applies its effects, and now works in Mozilla too.
Added a bunch of resources to the "Chat" button, including many helpful external discussion sites, newsgroups and mailing lists.
Cleared some of my huge email backlog of things to add to the site. I still have a long way to go on this.

Future plans for the site
Here is my current to-do list:

Support for Bidi has been added in Opera - I need to change the support charts to reflect this.
Bring more contributing authors into the mix so that this site does not consume so much of my life. 8-}
Create test files for every browser "peculiarity" assertion I list, so that I can check them more easily with each new browser version. [The HTML code creator javascript page has been useful in my global testing, but I need to document the browser errata in a much more formal way that can be documented.
Wrap up all the email issues regarding information to add to the site that I have still pending.
Write a few CSS articles on topics I have wanted to cover for a very long time.

- Brian,
October 1, 2003