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Some call them bugs others say they are hacks and still others say that they are "work arounds" the abominations of software programming. I call them a necessity.

They are something you cannot ignore or do without. They are cross-browser CSS techniques. Here are four of most used techniques and one that goes unnoticed so that you can recognize them the next time you open a CSS file or are trying figure out how others accomplished a design.


 

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