I have been using Adobe BrowserLab for cross-browser testing for about 1 month now. I have found it amazing useful to see how website that I am working on look in many browsers. It really helped me pinpoint the issue in my previous post on overflow in Internet Explorer.
You would think that with all the CSS I have coded that I would not have fallen into this but while updating BookLover’s Travel I noticed that my left-floated divs containing pictures and captions were getting cut off in Internet Explorer versions 6 and 7. After my initial panic, I realized the overflow from the non-floated text was obscuring parts of the div. So, “overoverflow:hidden” to the rescue!
The University of Washington Center for Health Workforce Studies has been redesigned using XHTML/CSS along with jQuery/AJAX and PHP. Thanks to Wes Fitch, there is also a new advanced search feature.
The site is a companion to the University of Washington Rural Health Research Center.
Guitar Axis, offering guitar licks and lessons has re-launched on a worpress platform. The site uses a custom theme, has free guitar lessons and Robben Ford video.