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The main purpose of this tutorial was initially to show how IE6 and Firefox differ but now shows differences between other browsers as well. View in IE, Firefox, Safari and Opera. IE6 often needs different solutions. In general IE7 and IE8 display like Firefox apart from HTML5 and CSS3 features. The IE9 & above updates are mainly related to HTML 5 and CSS3 issues and display to a large extent like other main browsers. Google Chrome is based on the same WebKit engine as Safari. There are introductions to the more common uses of HTML and CSS coding as listed below. Some of the examples are provided just to show problems, others show solutions that work in Firefox, IE, Opera and Safari. Use the example that suits you. There are always several ways to code and my examples may not suit your page if they conflict with other code in your page, so look at other tutorials in addition to mine. Remember that tutorials can often be out of date as well as offering alternative solutions. Forms for submission of data to email address or MySQL database   highlighted links, different bu*tons for visited and hover states, table cell color change on hover, animated gifs, favicons, rounded corners, search box, icon color change when scrolling, gradiated background images, border images or shadow images all round a div fixed width and flexible height with header and footer   flexible width and height with header and sticky footer   flexible width and height with header and sticky footer   These examples are for advice only. No liability can be accepted for any untoward consequences of using an example or advice on your web This website is deliberately simple in layout - even boring - so that viewers looking at the stylesheet or source code for an example are not confused by too many fancy tricks. A simple layout often has more clarity. Less is more.