Web standard interview question II (Web Standard Implementation of iPhone SMS/iChat UI)

Nearly three years ago, I conducted a standard Web interview question about teeth burst. Last time, we mainly designed the structure and introduced the root-independent writing method.

Three years later, I came back. In fact, this article was published in last September ...... Forget it. If you don't talk about it, just look at the picture.

I can't help but say: Many people are struggling with browser compatibility. You actually know why browser compatibility is not worth mentioning, it is actually a problem of selecting the CSS design method. I personally think this question is a one-way street. [I have basically finished thinking about all possibilities, even css3. Of course, it is not used in the end, because css3 is completely unable to cope with compatibility on this issue, I will talk about it later.] By the way, I have almost no choice but to tell you how to choose CSS design methods to simplify or even avoid compatibility work as much as possible. From this point of view, this question has more value and you have done it with such complexity. It is actually very easy to look at browser compatibility from another perspective.

Structure segment:
<DL class = "vhe hreview"> <DT class = "reviewer vCard"> tooth blast <br/> <SPAN class = "dtreviewed" Title = "20080616t1212"> 12:12:00 </span> </DT> <dd class = "Description"> peer <br/> multi-line </DD> </dl> <DL class = "me hreview"> <DT class = "reviewer vCard"> explosive teeth <br/> <SPAN class = "dtreviewed" Title = "20080616t1212"> 12:12:00 </span> </DT> <dd class = "Description"> Single Row </DD> </dl> <DL class = "He hreview"> <DT class = "reviewer vCard"> teeth burst <br/> <SPAN class = "dtreviewed" Title = "20080616t1212"> 12:12:00 </span> </DT> <dd class = "Description"> peer row </DD> </dl> <DL class = "VME hreview"> <DT class = "reviewer vCard"> explosive teeth <br/> <SPAN class = "dtreviewed" Title = "20080616t1212"> 12:12:00 </span> </DT> <dd class = "Description"> Self <br/> multi-line </DD> </dl> <p>

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