An interesting article on molly.com about IE 7 and standards compliance.
Points of interest:
Acid2 will not be passed by IE7, but it is definitely an aim for future versions of IE.
Significant improvements in standards compliance including fixed positioning, alpha transparency in PNG’s, as well as fixing existing bugs.
Some bugs not fixed: overflow problem & object for [...]
Admittedly I hadn’t heard of CSS Reboot until about an hour ago when I read about it on SurfiOnline, but I think it is a nice take on an almost CSS Zen Garden style competition (though both of them are not really competitions).
Looking through the entries you can see exactly why CSS is so great, [...]
The multi-column layouts found in the CSS3 specification will probably be the most used addition on that fine day when browsers start to officially support it. Currently we have a dilemma; users often won’t finish reading an article that requires they scroll down, yet if we attempt to use the full width of the screen, [...]
Well I’ve finished skinning the blog, though it required some modifications to the css that I had made for the rest of the site. One thing that struck me was how it looked totally shit if I allowed the content to go to the full width of the page after the floating green box ended. [...]
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