Technobabbles I try to sound like I know what I'm talking about. Don't be fooled.

It May Suck, and It May Explode the Internet

...but Micro$loth Suckernet Exploder (I mean Microsoft Internet Explorer, of course ) can finally work with my website! After applying a couple CSS tricks I found in various resources (books and the Internet), I managed to make the site work (almost) perfectly in IE 5.5 and up. Internet Explorer 7 is, of course, the best implementation, but IE 6 and IE 5.5 are close, with just a few pixels here and there off. There is a strange gap in the border between the content and the navigation, but that disappears in IE 7, so I won't worry about it too much. Everyone's updating, right? (Except me, of course, school-computer bound as I am.) So now, for the first time ever, you can view my website in (almost) all its glory (pretty much) with any browser. Firefox is still better, though, but the lack of rounded corners isn't a real hindrance.

...but Micro$loth Suckernet Exploder (I mean Microsoft Internet Explorer, of course ;) ) can finally work with my website! After applying a couple CSS tricks I found in various resources (books and the Internet), I managed to make the site work (almost) perfectly in IE 5.5 and up. Internet Explorer 7 is, of course, the best implementation, but IE 6 and IE 5.5 are close, with just a few pixels here and there off. There is a strange gap in the border between the content and the navigation, but that disappears in IE 7, so I won't worry about it too much. Everyone's updating, right? (Except me, of course, school-computer bound as I am.) So now, for the first time ever, you can view my website in (almost) all its glory (pretty much) with any browser. Firefox is still better, though, but the lack of rounded corners isn't a real hindrance.