With several different web browsers competing for dominance, all of which have different ideas about how to interpret the W3C standards for CSS, cross-browser compatibility is a big concern for web designers and developers who wish to create professional, high-quality web sites that work correctly in all browsers.
This site provides guide articles on how to achieve cross-browser compatibility when designing a web site, and common pitfalls to avoid. This site shows you how to use the CSS and XHTML specifications to create web sites that triumph over the common problems with cross-browser compatibility.
By having a basic understanding of how the front-end of a web site works, you will have a better intuition to help you avoid the biggest issues that you are likely to face when working on cross-browser compatibility.
The following CSS issues tend to cause problems with cross-browser compatibility. Read these guides to find out how to fix or avoid these problems.