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Technology for cross browsing in new small project

 
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Hi

I am building a web site, I did it in HTML5 and CSS, of course it doesnt works well in differents computers it looks different the cross browsing fails

I have thought in using GWT for fix this, but I am a little bit lost before go further I would need some advice about which is the best technology or approach for doing this

Any advice?

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GWT will not ensure it 'looks' the same on all OS+Browser combinations. It only guarantees to abstract all the compatibility headache away from the developer.
I will also cross post this to the HTML/CSS forums. That way you can get better advise.
 
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Then how could I achieve a perfect or very good cross browsing behaviour?
 
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Isaac Ferguson wrote:Then how could I achieve a perfect or very good cross browsing behaviour?


GWT will let you achieve the behavior, not the looks. I will defer to others on the look part for suggestions on recommended approaches
 
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Ok then what you mean is that with GWT I can make it work the same in any browser bot for the looks I should use CSS and all that stuff?

Then It is safe learn GWT and code it ?

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Isaac Ferguson wrote:Ok then what you mean is that with GWT I can make it work the same in any browser bot for the looks I should use CSS and all that stuff?


GWT shields you from worrying too much about cross-browser incompatibilities. If you stick to built-in widgets and composites, your applications will work similarly on the most recent versions of Internet Explorer, Firefox, Chrome, and Safari. (Opera, too, most of the time.)


http://www.gwtproject.org/doc/latest/DevGuideUiBrowser.html

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Then It is safe learn GWT and code it ?


Learning new things never hurt anyone
 
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yes of course, but as I am in a "hurry" with this project ....is it the right technology ? Or should I read about another ones? Will I achieve cross browsing behaviour using html 5 and CSS3?

Am I missing something before start?

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