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Friday February 14, 2003

Netscape's DevEdge Reborn and cool style switcher

Zeldman reports that Netscape's DevEdge has been reborn. I really dig the style switcher via the button at the top right - as well as the font buttons.

Netscape's DevEdge has been reborn as a standards showcase: “Now DevEdge is not only a great source of tools and information for developers, it demonstrates extensive use of web standards for accessibility, maintainability, and user interaction.” Features include tableless, CSS layout; switchable styles, one of which includes a header graphic that hearkens back to the original DevEdge of the mid-1990s; cross-browser dropdown menus (these don’t work in IE5/Mac, but IE5/Mac users have been provided for); and link URLs that print out for your convenience. Eric Meyer contributed to the redesign and more information is available on his site.

Posted in The Web at Feb 14 2003, 08:56:52 AM MST Add a Comment