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How to limit WordPress compatibility, and why you should
As web designers, it goes against our nature to restrict access to our code. We’re taught to maximize compatibility of our websites and strive for backwards compatibility wherever possible; to create progressively enhanced and gracefully degrading sites. If we can make it work on IE1, that’s no bad thing The problem, at least for WordPress […]Original Link: http://rss.feedsportal.com/c/35285/f/661066/s/3a20189f/sc/4/l/0L0Swebdesignerdepot0N0C20A140C0A50Chow0Eto0Elimit0Ewordpress0Ecompatibility0Eand0Ewhy0E
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