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i need good looking css fonts for my menu links. help

I have to echo many of the previous comments. One thing we make sure of with our customer facing site is that anything we add works in all browsers, even though 95% of our traffic is IE. We do not want anyone to be alienated from the site and thus miss out on viewing our product. Bells and whistles are nice, they make your site look current and flashy, but if they get in the way of the core functionality of the site and ability to communicate with your visitors, they are defeating the very purpose for which the site exists.

That is because they don't like to work with other browser development teams (kidding).

One could also look at the standards creation process. It essentially stops at the level of documentation you see at W3C. There is no process by which any one feature is broken down further and the exact implementation and behaviors detailed out.

Given that CSS3 isn't implemented the way we would like, what remains is the logic of the common denominator. Web developers must adhere to that or have extremely high standards for feature and regression testing across the major browsers.