Question

I am trying to figure out the most efficient way to ensure cross-browser compatibility. I have done a bit of research and learned a few interesting things such as the fact that Mozilla/Firefox can’t handle a class that has a name starting with a number. Is there a way to make a CSS work for any browser or is it better to just develop multiple CSS and add code to choose which to use based on the browser being used?

Answer 1

You might consider using a CSS Framework such as Blueprint. It includes a CSS reset that should help.

Also, you might want to look at Yahoo’s CSS reset