What's New at Index DOT Html
= Index DOT Html by Brian Wilson
[bloo@blooberry.com] =
I am still missing details of IE 4 Beta 1 support, and I hope to get that
covered in the near future with the details of Beta 2 support as well. I also
am trying to find the time to finish several sections I have been working on
for a while. The following is a checklist of things that I would like to
include VERY soon.
Immediate Wish List
- Create a common document attributes page
I will do this when I update the site for information regarding IE4. Many
new proposed attributes are used for all tags so are best referenced
on a single page.
- Create a general CSS bugs list page
Things that aren't covered in the discussion under each property.
- Update many sections
I have many changes and updates that have waited in the wings for a while.
It is time that they had their day.
- Implement CSS for all pages
I can dream, can't I? This may have to be a long term goal =)
I am still keeping track of other new browser developments and there are a few
spots in the site that could still easily use polishing. Stay tuned for more
details... To keep ya' busy, I have documented the
Change History for the site.
This page will be an ever-growing list that can be referenced to help people
using the downloaded version determine whether and/or when to update or not.
Long-Term Wish List
Now that the archive is available, I am starting to compile a list
of topics or items to add to the site. I will be adding these when I get
the time. Please feel free to e-mail
me with ideas, topics or critiques to improve the site.
- Do some serious work on the scripting
portion of these pages.
I admit it, they suck right now. 8-{
- Survey More Browsers
I would love to survey Lynx and AOL's browser when I find the time.
- Create a real test file library.
I have lots of test files, and many of them are not well organized.
I am also missing test files for entire areas. This portion of the
site will be separate from the reference section, but WILL be an
integral part of it nonetheless. This could take a LONG type to
develop, so there is not a high priority on this.
- Brian,
July 6, 1997