Internet Explorer 8 — are you ready for a CSS renaissance?

Because browsers evolve so rapidly, there really is no time to sit back and feel that you already know it all if you are a front end devel­oper. New browsers give you a lot to be excited about with new lev­els of sup­port for CSS, but at the same time you’ve got to stay up to date with mak­ing your designs degrade grace­fully in those per­sis­tent older browsers.

IE8 being just round the cor­ner def­i­nitely means it’s time to do a bit of read­ing and exper­i­ment­ing. On that topic, check out Rowspans & Colspans in CSS Tables by Kevin Yank over at SitePoint, which pro­vides a taste of what promises to be a con­tro­ver­sial new SitePoint book — Everything You Know About CSS Is Wrong!.

And of course, if you’re com­ing along to Web Directions South, you’ll want to see Jina Bolton’s ses­sion — Creating Sexy Style Sheets.

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