Bob
04-15-2001, 01:21 PM
Hi Laurie,
I'd be willing to bet that Dan is correct.
I have been using Netscape 6.01 quite a lot recently, previewing a web site, and it has some definite issues with certain elements that neither IE or NS 4X have.
And with some aspects, it seems that if you can fix it for NS 6 it breaks it for the other two.
However in this case it would seem to me that just making these straight links and adding the "target="_blank" tag to those you want to open in a new window would accomplish what you want across all the browsers?
But I may be missing the reason for the complicated code that Adobe GoLive is using?
Hope this helps and Have a Happy Easter :)
Bob
- I just love the K.I.S.S concept ;)[nbsp][nbsp]-
I'd be willing to bet that Dan is correct.
I have been using Netscape 6.01 quite a lot recently, previewing a web site, and it has some definite issues with certain elements that neither IE or NS 4X have.
And with some aspects, it seems that if you can fix it for NS 6 it breaks it for the other two.
However in this case it would seem to me that just making these straight links and adding the "target="_blank" tag to those you want to open in a new window would accomplish what you want across all the browsers?
But I may be missing the reason for the complicated code that Adobe GoLive is using?
Hope this helps and Have a Happy Easter :)
Bob
- I just love the K.I.S.S concept ;)[nbsp][nbsp]-