The secret to cross-browser compatibility is just wrapping every single element in an extra div, just for good measure.

*safari* breaks
*IE* breaks like shit

@Minion Wrong way around. Fuck Safari. Just fuck it.

Sometimes, markup validation is helpful because not every element is actually allowed within every other element.

If every div had a mandatory 1px solid border we wouldnt habe this problem.

@Fast-Nop

You mean like buttons inside a, but vice-versa is allowed?

@kescherRant A button in an a tag and vice versa is both total nonsense because it's nothing like semantic HTML.

Either you want to initiate some change within the same page or a submit or so, in which case a button is the right thing, OR you want to point to another resource or anchor, in which case a an a tag is correct.

@Fast-Nop of course it is nonsense, but too many websites do this shit now.

@kescherRant well yeah it seems even to be common to make a div with an onclick handler that changes the window URL. WTF. As if people couldn't style links to look any way they want.

@Fast-Nop What is CSS again? Let's just use j Q u e r y

@kescherRant Oh fuck yeah, we could have butter smooth sub-pixel animations if only people decided to animate translateX/Y. But nooo, either they animate top/left or use some jQuery shit.