CSS measurement units are inconsistent when scroll bars are active

What kind of garbage is this?

Sure the pages render, XLINKS are supported, but do Microsoft think they can
continue to peddle this unfinished work.

Remember the time when the favorites bar was open and the browser chrome
displayed inconsistently?

Back to the drawing board for the developers I believe.

MS don't try and dictate how things should be done when you can't even
implement things such as recommendations yourself.

Ha Ha,

Squirm!

w3schools.com

http://validator.w3.org/#validate_by_input

"muswell" <> wrote in message
news:C9CE8F32-45D9-4102-9942-...
> What kind of garbage is this?
>
> Sure the pages render, XLINKS are supported, but do Microsoft think they
> can continue to peddle this unfinished work.
>
> Remember the time when the favorites bar was open and the browser chrome
> displayed inconsistently?
>
> Back to the drawing board for the developers I believe.
>
> MS don't try and dictate how things should be done when you can't even
> implement things such as recommendations yourself.
>

I know the standards, I am simply saying Microsoft may follow them but only
when it suits and even then they only ever half implement but thanks for
trying anyway.

"rob^_^" <> wrote in message
news:84CB96EB-AA82-4819-998A-...
> Ha Ha,
>
> Squirm!
>
> w3schools.com
>
> http://validator.w3.org/#validate_by_input
>
> "muswell" <> wrote in message
> news:C9CE8F32-45D9-4102-9942-...
>> What kind of garbage is this?
>>
>> Sure the pages render, XLINKS are supported, but do Microsoft think they
>> can continue to peddle this unfinished work.
>>
>> Remember the time when the favorites bar was open and the browser chrome
>> displayed inconsistently?
>>
>> Back to the drawing board for the developers I believe.
>>
>> MS don't try and dictate how things should be done when you can't even
>> implement things such as recommendations yourself.
>>

Do you really?

Give us an example of your (FX) standards for us to pull down.

Rants not accepted.

"muswell" <> wrote in message
news:#...
> I know the standards, I am simply saying Microsoft may follow them but
> only when it suits and even then they only ever half implement but thanks
> for trying anyway.
>
> "rob^_^" <> wrote in message
> news:84CB96EB-AA82-4819-998A-...
>> Ha Ha,
>>
>> Squirm!
>>
>> w3schools.com
>>
>> http://validator.w3.org/#validate_by_input
>>
>> "muswell" <> wrote in message
>> news:C9CE8F32-45D9-4102-9942-...
>>> What kind of garbage is this?
>>>
>>> Sure the pages render, XLINKS are supported, but do Microsoft think they
>>> can continue to peddle this unfinished work.
>>>
>>> Remember the time when the favorites bar was open and the browser chrome
>>> displayed inconsistently?
>>>
>>> Back to the drawing board for the developers I believe.
>>>
>>> MS don't try and dictate how things should be done when you can't even
>>> implement things such as recommendations yourself.
>>>
>
>

XML rendered via XSLT displays differently to XHTML whatever the version,
this does not happen in the other browsers.

"rob^_^" <> wrote in message
news:9E89E15D-F16D-4B00-B4B5-...
> Do you really?
>
> Give us an example of your (FX) standards for us to pull down.
>
> Rants not accepted.
>
> "muswell" <> wrote in message
> news:#...
>> I know the standards, I am simply saying Microsoft may follow them but
>> only when it suits and even then they only ever half implement but thanks
>> for trying anyway.
>>
>> "rob^_^" <> wrote in message
>> news:84CB96EB-AA82-4819-998A-...
>>> Ha Ha,
>>>
>>> Squirm!
>>>
>>> w3schools.com
>>>
>>> http://validator.w3.org/#validate_by_input
>>>
>>> "muswell" <> wrote in message
>>> news:C9CE8F32-45D9-4102-9942-...
>>>> What kind of garbage is this?
>>>>
>>>> Sure the pages render, XLINKS are supported, but do Microsoft think
>>>> they can continue to peddle this unfinished work.
>>>>
>>>> Remember the time when the favorites bar was open and the browser
>>>> chrome displayed inconsistently?
>>>>
>>>> Back to the drawing board for the developers I believe.
>>>>
>>>> MS don't try and dictate how things should be done when you can't even
>>>> implement things such as recommendations yourself.
>>>>
>>
>>