Re: Drop Down Menus
This WebDNA talk-list message is from 2002
It keeps the original formatting.
numero = 42163
interpreted = N
texte = Kim,On Friday, August 2, 2002, at 03:54 PM, Kimberly D Ingram wrote:> Thanks Donovan, and perhaps I should reconsider. > > To this point, I have focused primarily on MSIE, and thought very little > about NN. It seems to be too much trouble than it's worth, but of > course > there are things that happen now and then that make me ponder my > choices.You may wish to reconsider only using IE as AOL, the owner of Netscape is already testing out the next version of the AOL browser, which is based on the Gecko engine - which is effectively Netscape. So all those sites that are optimized for IE will break when all those AOL users start using the new version.So you can basically fix it now or fix it later :)To fix the stylesheet problem you just need to change how you call it. I forget exactly how right now, but most any CSS info site will have that information. It is a simple fix and solves the file not found error. I believe Netscape actually does it the proper way. At least what the initial proper way was.As I understand, you can also use @import to get your stylesheet and Netscape 4.x will ignore it as it does not understand that command. So those users will see your pages sans stylesheet. > This is something I look at quite often: > http://www.cen.uiuc.edu/bstats/latest.html Maybe some of you will find > it > useful as well.Each site stats will be different, also keep in mind that many sites do brwoser sniffing and reject browsers like Opera, iCab and so forth. As a result, these browsers send fake information as to who they really are.> I will definitely look around the site you mentioned and again, thanks > for > the info. > > Kim > (snip) Dale ------------------------------------------------------------- This message is sent to you because you are subscribed to the mailing list
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Kim,On Friday, August 2, 2002, at 03:54 PM, Kimberly D Ingram wrote:> Thanks Donovan, and perhaps I should reconsider. > > To this point, I have focused primarily on MSIE, and thought very little > about NN. It seems to be too much trouble than it's worth, but of > course > there are things that happen now and then that make me ponder my > choices.You may wish to reconsider only using IE as AOL, the owner of Netscape is already testing out the next version of the AOL browser, which is based on the Gecko engine - which is effectively Netscape. So all those sites that are optimized for IE will break when all those AOL users start using the new version.So you can basically fix it now or fix it later :)To fix the stylesheet problem you just need to change how you call it. I forget exactly how right now, but most any CSS info site will have that information. It is a simple fix and solves the file not found error. I believe Netscape actually does it the proper way. At least what the initial proper way was.As I understand, you can also use @import to get your stylesheet and Netscape 4.x will ignore it as it does not understand that command. So those users will see your pages sans stylesheet. > This is something I look at quite often: > http://www.cen.uiuc.edu/bstats/latest.html Maybe some of you will find > it > useful as well.Each site stats will be different, also keep in mind that many sites do brwoser sniffing and reject browsers like Opera, iCab and so forth. As a result, these browsers send fake information as to who they really are.> I will definitely look around the site you mentioned and again, thanks > for > the info. > > Kim > (snip) Dale ------------------------------------------------------------- This message is sent to you because you are subscribed to the mailing list . To unsubscribe, E-mail to: To switch to the DIGEST mode, E-mail to Web Archive of this list is at: http://search.smithmicro.com/
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