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| Genki |
I was workign on a webpage and noticed that netscape does not render iamges the same way as IE does. Mainly NS puts a gap between rows of images.. which sucks when u make a menu.
So i started playing around with layers... but now when i link my menu to the "named anchor" tags.. they dont work right in NS! They only scroll down a few lines and not to the acutal tag! Works good in IE
This only happened once i put the <a href> tags within the <div> layer tags...
Any ideas why NS is doing this?! I use NS a lot.. so this is pissing me off! hehe |
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| Scintillater |
| solution....don't use NS. AHhahaha...IE is better anyhow. |
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| Clem |
| Are you trying to create an image map? |
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| ManHunter |
The HTML specs sometime gives a lot of liberty to browsers on how to render stuff on screen. Different versions of IE will render html differently. And NS does not support fully HTML 4.01. And Microsoft likes to add "Extensions" to HTML that only IE supports, of course.
MH |
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| Genki |
quote:
Originally posted by Clem@Dec 6 2002, 12:55 PM
Are you trying to create an image map?
not trying to make an image map.
this what i have..
layer=0 contains the image for the background of the menu. z-index=0
layer=1 thru 4 contains the buttons for navigation. z-index=1
layer=5 contains the page contents. z-index=0 |
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| Genki |
i dont like MS :). so i try not to use IE or any MS products if i dont have to eheh.
besides i like the new look of NS and teh tab browsing :) |
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| Scintillater |
| are you like running on linux or something now? |
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| Genki |
haha as much as i dont like MS, i still run windows (w2k) :P
need to run mainstream apps and games ehhe :) Also i dont have hte knowledge to run/setup linux.. So i try to use the what products i dont have to from them |
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