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Paraphrasing rafael (Score:1)

by markjugg (792)

Interns?
Things better done in CSS (Score:1)

by pjf (2464)

Part of the reason this came up is my XSLT can tranform the first letter of a word to upper case, but this is better done in CSS.

I'm not convinced this is better done in CSS. Correct capitalisation of words sounds pretty important to me, and given the wide range of browers and CSS support that exists, I wouldn't trust CSS to do it reliably in all circumstances.
I believe that on a very fundamental level any website should be comprehensible even with CSS turned off. This supports the various non-grap
XSLT (Score:1)

by baz (3363)

Not all clients will support the CSS method. Do it server-side.
Hixie's Work (Score:1)

by Smylers (2592)

Ian Hixie, of Opera (and Mozilla) has done lots of work with testing CSS mainly from the point of view of determining how well browsers support CSS, but it might be possible to use something similar for verifying that you haven't broken your style-sheets.
I believe the general idea for regression testing is to make a browser render a page, wait 10 seconds, take a screenshot, and then check it is identical to one you prepared earlier.
I've only read about this, I haven't tried doing it, so I c