While it's still viewable with other browsers, such as Netscape, this site looks best with IE4. With all the talk out there about how Microsoft is trying to push their own HTML standards, it's hard to cut through the hype. Believe it or not, I've found IE4 to hold to more of the standards than Netscape. IE4 fully supports what I need to make my site look best. Style Sheets Internet Explorer 4 fully supports the Cascading Style Sheet standard.
Style sheets allow for precise control of the look and location of text on the page.
While Netscape supports some of the standard, it's often inconsistent and very hard to work with. I can count on IE4 to handle my style sheets in a workable, consistent manner. The DOM allows for dynamically updating elements of the document very simply, without the need for kludged javascript that may or may not work down the road. The DOM is easy to work with and provides quick results. Of course, designing this site for Internet Explorer 4 open up some pitfalls.