Different display layout in different browsers (especially older) which have different interpretations of the same CSS data.
A common need in practice corrects not only a CSS file, but the tags from HTML, which are complex and not obvious way related to the CSS selectors. This sometimes negates the ease of application as regards uniform style files, and significantly lengthens the editing and testing as part of Solution Development Sydney.
CSS is one of the wide range of technologies approved by the W3C and has been generally termed standard for the Web. In the 1990s, the need to standardize the web became clear. Some common rules that programmers and web designers were amply justified. So there were HTML 4.01 and XHTML languages, and the standard CSS.
In the early 1990s, different browsers had their own styles to display Web pages. HTML developed very quickly and was able to meet all existing needs at the time for registration of information, so CSS then got wide recognition.
