If you use web standards such as (CSS, HTML, XML, etc...) you should not
see radically different behavior (see www.w3c.org for standards
documentation). Most "radically different behavior" will be coming from
using non-standard / proprietary code options [not recommended!]. There
will be problems you will need to work around, however developing to
standards first and then fixing for browser quirks is the safest way to
go.
Also, you may want to ignore all browser prior to I.E. 5 and Mozilla /
Nestcape 6 to save yourself a bad headache if you can.
Cheers & good luck.
Shawn
Meron Lavie wrote:
> We are trying to develop a we site which is compatible both with Netscape
> and IE. However, we are finding that Netscape 6's DHTML is exhibiting
> radically different behavior than Netscape 5 or IE 5.
>
> Has anyone else attemted substabtial use of DHTML with Netscape 6?
>
> Also, I couldn't find better groups to post to than these. If there are more
> relevant newsgroups for these sorts of questions, please let me know!
>
> TIA,
>
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