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Cross-browser development training (CSS / XHTML)

For about a year and a half I have already left the cycle of web development. My current project works well / works with OS X browsers; Google Chrome, Apple Safari, and Mozilla Firefox (minus a few things).

Many things have changed since I worked a lot with these technologies. Does anyone have any suggestions in the right direction to support multiple browsers (Windows platform)?

Are there any new markup / style instructions I need to learn which is best suited to support multiple browsers these days?

I understand that not everything should look the same in every browser, but I just need to start kicking somehow.

Thank.

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I already said this in the comments, but since no one sent an answer ... :)

Unfortunately, nothing has changed in the world of web design - it still consists in getting the damn thing to work in IE. This is much better if you do not need to support IE6, but it's still the same old trial and error process. No one has yet provided a magical framework for resolving these problems.

The only possible difference is that there is much more reading and documentation on specific issues, so if you run into a CSS problem, maybe someone wrote about it.

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