> Yeah, I took a style sheet from blue robot and I'm using it for my new > site. It's cool, because as I learn more about CSS, I can just kinda play > with the style sheet and see what works. I love the nice clean layout you > get with CSS...it's certainly a style of design that you don't see with > tables. > > Caeliste
One word of caution, if you get into CSS positioning, N4 has big problems with it, it crashes N4.08 and N4.06 which are used at universities here in the US and in Europe and if a university is using Netscape, it'll be on all their computers, leaving students who access fanfic sites thru university computers unable to get to your site. If you can, install N4.08 on your computer for testing, it's available in Netscape's browser archive. Also Rauhnee uses N4.06 and helped me figure out what parts of CSS-P it objected to. I ended up moving all my CSS-P and any css borders to a separate style sheet and using the @import to bring in that style sheet. N4 simply ignores the @import, thus skipping the CSS that makes it crash and then it displays the page contents in a vertical fashion. Have you checked out the Web Standards website? http://webstandards.org/ and the upgrade page: http://webstandards.org/act/campaign/buc/ and of course, A List Apart has lots of great info about CSS compatibility and dealing with Netscape as you already know. :-) alice ttlg http://idiotbox.populli.net/ ~ * ~ * ~ ~ * ~ * ~ ~ * ~ * ~ ~ * ~ * ~ ~ * ~ * ~ Every time I close the door on reality it comes in through the windows. -- Jennifer Unlimited _______________________________________________ Fanficwebdesign mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://populli.net/mailman/listinfo/fanficwebdesign_populli.net
