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There are a few active editions that you can choose from among the majority of my web sites. All of the editions are based on the domain extension, and uniformed throughout all of my web sites - therefore making the choices easier to understand. Once you get the idea of how one of my web sites work, you would be able to work through the same edition in all of my web sites transparently.
No matter which layout chosen, the content is the same. This is done by a MySQL database. When the database is updated, all of the content that was updated takes effect immediately on all editions. This is because based on the version, or domain name defines which database is employed. Therefore all fspbeta websites uses this database.
The .com edition is designed for XHTML(T) browsers. Some browsers are not capable of displaying everything as I wished it to, but this is the browser, and not compliance. Such browsers capable of using this edition would be Internet Explorer(T) 6 or better, Mozilla(T) (Ghecko Engine), Netscape(T) 6+ and all of the newer browsers developed in the past 3 years. Please keep in mind that as of version 7 of Internet Explorer, visual cues for the links are not displayed.
The .mobi edition is designed for WAP 2 browsers. This would include almost every PDA, and compliant cellular providers. However, I have noticed that some cellular phones are not capable of displaying the .mobi site, and this is being worked on when possible. However, this edition is designed to handle around the smaller screens. Therefore much of the content is truncated, and kept to a minimal.
The .net edition is the HTML Legacy edition. This edition is good for Internet Explorer(T) 3 - 6, Netscape(T) 3 - 4, OffbyOne(C) browser, and similar older edition browsers. Stylesheets are made available, but it is not relied on them. Instead, it is there in the case the browser does have CSS support. The .net edition looks very much as the .com edition would, except that the .net uses a table to accomplish the layout.
The .org is for obsolete browsers such as Mosaic, or Lynx. It carries much of the similar layout to the .mobi being very minimalist in design. The goal is to accomplish a design that was intended for very old designs. Again, CSS is employed, but the function of the site does not rely on it.
Not only is there unique editions of the content site, there is are also two versions of the same site. One version is intended to be for the general audience, and while not catered to children, a child should visit the site without coming across anything offensive. The other version is Explicit version which contains material not appropriate for children. This version is would have extra pages and additional information. However, I have went to a great process in assuring with the right effort by the parents or guardians, the child would not be able to enter the site.
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