With the accumulation of time here will be added or modified, I hope that the following things to the later standard learners will be some help, or useless.
The main content is the difference between IE and Mozilla and easy to overlook the details, some of the best implementations of classic applications should avoid offending errors.
Because it is the accumulation of their usual experience, will inevitably appear some wrong explanation, such as fortunate to be seen, please be sure to point out, first thanked.
UL tags in mozilla default is padding value, and in IE only margin has value.
The same class selector can be repeated in one document, but the ID selector can only occur once, CSS is defined using class and ID for a tag, and if the definition is duplicated, the definition of the ID selector is valid.
A stupid way to adjust the compatibility (ie and Mozilla):
Beginners may encounter such a situation: the same Tag property in IE is set to a display is normal, and in Mozilla must be set to B in order to display normally, or two upside down.
Interim workaround:
Selector {property name: B!important; property name: A;}
If there is a need for spacing between a set of tags to be nested, leave the margin property of the label on the inside, rather than defining the padding of the label on the outside
The icon in front of the Li Tag recommends using background-image instead of List-style-image
IE can not tell the difference between the inheritance and the parent-child relationship, all of them are inheritance relations.
When adding a selector to your tag, don't forget to annotate the selector in CSS. When you change your CSS later, you'll know why.
If you give a label a dark-toned background image and a bright-toned text effect. It is recommended that you set a dark-toned background color for your label at this time.
Define the four states of the link to note the sequencing: Link visited Hover Active
For images unrelated to the content, please use background
Define color can be abbreviated #8899ff = #89F
Table is much better than other labels in some ways. Please use it where you want the column to be aligned.