Hi >> I don't follow you! All is does is NOT cache the page... > >Exactly. This means that whenever I visit the page, I have to downlaod >the whole thing although nothing did change. >You with DSL/broadband connection don't care. But I do. > >Furthemore I doubt that this will help for the firefox problem since it >is a css-mixup and not a html-mixup that causes the display weiredness.
That was my concern, too. I wonder if we could call this a Firefox bug? For the moment, then, I'll leave it be. But if you could then help out Ashkay handle queries to [EMAIL PROTECTED] i can handle webmasters@ complaints. Soon, of course, things will normalize. > >ciao >Christian best Louis --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
