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PrimeFaces and Browser Compatibility

Trying to get my head wrapped around PrimeFaces and JSF in general. How does PrimeFaces handle quirks / browser compatibility? Does the client-side code generate all the necessary code for rendering in browsers that support PF, or do I (the PF developer) need to add any client code (HTML / CSS / JS) needed to render the PF component in different browsers?

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Regarding JS, PrimeFaces delegates JS browser-specific jobs to the jQuery library . As for CSS, all of this is done using the jQuery UI library . At the moment, jQuery and jQuery UI are very mature and support a wide range of browsers, including IE6. As for HTML, JSF should generate, according to the XHTML 1.0 specification, Transitional-compatible HTML, which is understood by every "modern" browser, including IE6, even when using a document such as HTML5.

You do not need to worry about this if you yourself do not manually write HTML / CSS / JS.

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