That's about right for me too.
Peter
On 01/06/2004, at 9:13 AM, Justin French wrote:
On 01/06/2004, at 8:55 AM, Luke Moulton wrote:
At this present time, for our team a small budget website consists of a
5 to 10 page (for want of a better word) XHTML/CSS site with CMS and
can cost the client
It seems every thread I contribute to gets closed!! ;)
Seriously, I suppose I find myself more interested in design threads rather than coding ones, and that's not quite in accord with the purposes of this list, so I think I'll unsubscribe for a while. I'd like to take up this bit of bandwidth
Headlesshollow.com got mentioned on Todd Dominey's site!! (www.whatdoiknow.org). Fame at last!
(Sorry to blow the old trumpet but I visit this guy's site all the time and love his work).
Peter
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Curious how others would approach this?
I've just finished a simple site that is perfect in
WIN - NN 7, IE 5.01, IE 5.5, IE 6
MAC - Safari 1.2.1, Mozilla 1.4, IE 5.2
And a friend looks it in on Mac IE 5 and finds a big problem.
My question is, do you draw the line or not? Do I spend more time
It's probably something to do with that as one of the two problems is a standard horizontal list nav stuffing up. It does make the navigation virtually unusable I must admit.
But what can you do? My point to posting was, how many specific version numbers can one check in anyway? Having it work
OT I know, but then it is web standards savvy, thanks to Todd Dominey's original template (though I've modified the graphics quite a bit):
http://www.headlesshollow.com
No doubt you all know about the web standards friendly relaunch of Blogger: http://www.blogger.com - which has now made the
Sorry everybody I jumped the gun - it will take several days for this new URL to be recognised worldwide, so you'll probably get a coming soon page for a while - my apologies.
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Yes, which is very handy. I know the basic layout is stable and tested and done professionally so it's an excellent start to making your own design. Hopefully after tinkering with it for a while virtually nothing of the original template will remain, but it got me up and running very quickly and
Now I see how few entries came in I'm thinking I should have somehow found the time to enter ... I suppose it would be unbelievably bad form to ask for a time extension would it? (he says in tiny mouse-like voice) ...
Congrats to those who did take make effort to enter.
Peter
On 17/05/2004, at
The best place is to go to a good quality bookstore that stocks a range of design-related titles. I could name some in Sydney but that's not very useful for many people on the list ... I'm also on the visiting list of a distributor who specialises in design books who comes around to the studio
An experienced designer should ask the right questions.
Cheers!
Peter
On 14/05/2004, at 4:39 PM, Michael Kear wrote:
Frankly I don't think I have the skills to brief a designer
adequately yet. I suspect that's a skill all on its own.
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It's easy Mike! See that button on the top right of your keyboard? The one marked design? Just press it!
;)
Oh OK I'll say something useful. Here's what I do. When coming up with a concept I sit down with a big piece of paper and I
You all might be interested in the reply I received from the ACA in response to my email. I leave it to speak for itself.
Peter
On 07/05/2004, at 2:21 PM, WebMaster wrote:
Dear Mr Gifford,
Pleqase accept my apologies for the delay in respond to your email.
We are aware of some issues with the
demand) and make the site compatible to ALL users, not just a percentage.
My company, Universal Head, has ten years experience in design and specialises in online communications. I would be happy to discuss the possibilities with you further.
Best regards
Peter Gifford
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and would look elsewhere.
p.s. Your main nav is pretty user-unfriendly. It's not obvious that these are actually nav items. You're forcing people to guess what they do and to roll over them to reveal where they go.
Universal Head wrote:
You're right, but in my defense I didn't actually put
Universal Head is proud to announce the launch of Jands (Australia's Audio, Lighting and Staging Specialists) new website: http://www.jands.com.au
I've been working on this one since November (Russ, you may remember being incredibly helpful to me on the homepage code - thanks mate). Eventually
Thanks for the response folks I've got a few good people to choose from now!
No more submissions required!
Cheers
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Warning: rant.
The very fact that this is even in question with any designer is an indication of how degraded the title has become since computers hit the industry. Design was and has always been about communication and functionality - my degree in 84-88 was 'Visual Communications', not 'web
Thanks for the help on this. It's working ow, though I'm very confused as to why to tell you the truth. I asked my host about the MIME type and he said it was set to text/css (his server software is Webstar btw). Yet it still wouldn't work. It was only after he flushed the server cache that it
I just checked my site www.cinema4duser.com in Mozilla and it wasn't applying CSS. what the A#%^$* have I done??
Thanks
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I didn't make this site, but I'm picking up the pieces. The navigation uses CSS rollovers which seem to work fine in most browsers, but completely stuff up in IE5 Mac. As in no navigation appears at all.
I'm not well versed in css-rollovers (or the quirks of IE5 Mac), so before I plunge into this
Thanks Hugh but the client doesn't want to pay for that at this stage. He just wants to get it 'fixed' to work in IE5 Mac. Bummer I know.
P
On 24/03/2004, at 12:49 PM, Hugh Todd wrote:
Pete,
You might be better to start again. The author is fooling around with background images for the menu,
Curses, still no luck! No absolute positioning in this case.
Help me obiwan! I've run out of ideas!
Peter
On 24/03/2004, at 2:07 PM, Nick Cowie wrote:
What the problem appears to be is IE5.2 on Mac can not float items that are inside a absolutely positioned div.
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Why does this work? I don't know! And frankly ... I don't care! ;)
Thanks mate
Peter
On 24/03/2004, at 3:18 PM, Hugh Todd wrote:
Pete,
Try taking out all the overflow: hidden and see what happens.
At this point, in regards to CSS - and the world in general - I feel like interjecting the old chestnut you can't please all of the people all of the time ...
On 24/03/2004, at 4:31 PM, Mark Stanton wrote:
When the page specifies 'verdana, arial, helvetica,
sans-serif', such people almost
I recently had a client who insisted I implement drop-down menus for the navigation on their site, even though I gave them all the reasons why I thought they were unnecessary in their case - and I was wondering what the list's thoughts were on this method of navigation.
Personally think that in
The space is *within* the border (ie padding), not outside it (ie margin). These margins allow the floated thumbnails to stay 5px from each other.
Thanks anyway!
Peter
On 22/03/2004, at 1:50 PM, Maureen Beattie wrote:
I am not sure Peter if this is what you mean but you have specified margin:
Damn - doesn't seem to work for me despite trying out several permutations! Any other ideas?
Peter
Can anyone enlighten me on this ... my thumbnail pics have about 5 pixels space at the bottom in IE6 that I can't work out how to remove. In the CSS I have specified height and width, and padding
e's the solution that
worked for me - set the image display to block
http://www.alistapart.com/articles/betterliving/
see XHTML BROWSERS near the bottom of the page
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Jim
I think you're referring to my Flash business site, www.universalhead.com, rather than the css one www.cinema4duser.com.
This is OT since it's not a css site, but the music doesn't come back on if you nav to another part of the site. Only if you refresh - which is unavoidable since the flash
I've installed IE 5.01, 5.5 and 6 on my Windows2000 box using this
method:
http://www.quirksmode.org/browsers/multipleie.html
However, does anyone know a way of testing that these are acting as
they should for each version number?
Peter
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What's a good version of Netscape Navigator to check in? v 7.1 or v7?
is there a big difference? Is it worth checking in older versions?
What's the Netscape skinny basically?
Thanks!
Peter (obviously setting up a PC testing machine ...)
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Hi all
Just about to be officially announced, my new fully CSS/XHTML 1.0 Trans site, and the smoothest experience I've had with css so far:
http://www.cinema4duser.com
Comments and crits most welcome.
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Thanks Tim
You can have as many h1's as you want - it's just a general class for a level 1 heading.
Cheers
Peter
On 12/03/2004, at 12:14 PM, Hill, Tim wrote:
looks awesome, fonts used in titles are really cool, love the effect.
the only thing I could see was and I don't know if I'm right
In response to your extremely helpful feedback, thankyou for it all:
standardsy message ... not a major grumble, but changing the wording might be appreciated
Regarding the accessability message, any suggestions for changing the wording? Is there a 'satandard' blurb? How come so many people saw
This doesn't validate either - does anyone have the correct validating code for inserting a favicon?
Peter
On 12/03/2004, at 12:50 PM, James Ellis wrote:
The validator is having some issues with link rel=shortcut icon
trylink rel=icon ... /> instead and you'll have a valid site!
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link rel=shortcut icon href=http://www.cinema4duser.com/favicon.ico />
works fine and also vaidates it seems. And you only have to put it in the index.html page.
Thanks
P
On 12/03/2004, at 2:01 PM, Chris Blown wrote:
However this doesn't work for IE. Works fine other
Thankyou David and Russ, a great suggestion which I will put into practice now. I was copying the habit of other sites by doing this, and you're right, it doesn't seem necessary.
P
On 12/03/2004, at 2:03 PM, David McDonald wrote:
Personally, I'd probably loose the standards message altogether
Now THIS is why I love CS - I've just increased the contrast a little. Easss
Peter
On 12/03/2004, at 3:13 PM, Sarah Sammis wrote:
If it were a bit darker it would be easier to read.
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Mike - hilarious! I freaked out there for a sec!!
Never fear, there a plenty of sites online that I hate and loathe too. Todd Dominey and whatdoiknow.org - the guy is a sensitive designer AND can program (it makes me sick!) ... www.jasonsantamaria.com ... damn, I've had that idea for ages and he
Hi
I seem to have problems with background colours replacing earlier background colours. For example styling a td white and then later on a td.classname blue. The subsequent colour is ignored.
Is this a problem anyone else has come across?
Thanks
Peter
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Damn, just answered my own question.
I had this:
table td {
background-color: #fff;
}
table.title {
background-color: #81a1d6;
}
But it needed to be this:
table td {
background-color: #fff;
}
table.title td {
background-color: #81a1d6;
}
Doh!
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and the way and the website was launched as XHTML/CSS.
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Thanks James and the others who replied, much appreciated. I've since disposed of the middleman and talked directly to the host and found out that the problems I was told existed do not at all - there's a lesson learnt!
As for the other - yep, a step too far into programming land for me. I think
Hello fellow pit miners!
I have a couple of questions that have plagued me lately - feel free to ignore these if they are too OT, but if not, perhaps someone can shine a lamp into the dark corners of my ignorance ... so to speak ...
Forms on Websites
Is there a good place that explains/makes
don't get an exact font match. I know some people disagree (Peter=Universal Head are you out there) but that is simply not the way of the web.
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Dumb question but ...
Do you repeat your META tags on every page of your site, or only the
index page?
Thanks
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Thanks for the replies. I didn't realise they should be specific to each page - I would set them up once and then repeat on every page.
BTW, is there a site somewhere that describes them all? I have a few I use that I only half understand - 'Robots', for example, and 'MSSmartTagsPreventParsing'
Interesting - so why do we all religiously add meta descriptions and keywords, not to mention all the other stuff? Curious.
Peter
On 26/02/2004, at 4:14 PM, Peter Firminger wrote:
In fact, we believe that only one (not too significant) SE looks at them at
all and they would be far down the
More incredibly clear, helpful, well-communicated knowledge from Russ. Thanks mate.
Peter
On 20/02/2004, at 7:59 AM, russ weakley wrote:
If this is your problem, an explanation of why and how is here:
http://www.maxdesign.com.au/presentation/floatsample.htm
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I'm curious - does anyone really think that getting things spot on for Opera is important? Hasn't this browser got a miniscule user base? And Opera seems to give me almost as many problems as IE anyway.
Interested ...
Peter
On 19/02/2004, at 3:53 AM, LC 55 wrote:
A screenshot of
That's strange because I find that everytime I get a site working in everything else, I check Opera and something's wrong. I suppose this could be that it adheres the closest to the specs, though no one's told me why the old 'margin: 0 auto trick' doesn't seem to work in Opera (ie content that
IE 5.2 for the Mac has an annoying habit of collapsing vertical
margins. Anyone got the skinny on this?
Thanks
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Thanks for all the info on Opera folks.
My practice up to now has been to code to look good in Safari and Mozilla, and then fix up the IE problems.
Good points and info all, cheers.
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Could someone have a look at this:
http://www.universalhead.com/clients/test
http://www.universalhead.com/clients/test/css/main.css
Two problems:
- I can't get that formbox div (I've put a border around it to make its boundaries to clear) to sit vertically aligned and to the right of that
I think I've worked it out now, but perhaps someone could look at the
code and let me know if I did it the right way ...
Thanks
Peter
http://www.universalhead.com/clients/test
http://www.universalhead.com/clients/test/css/main.css
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Still stumped on this one though! ;)
http://www.universalhead.com/clients/test
http://www.universalhead.com/clients/test/css/main.css
- in Mac Mozilla and PC NN7 the 1px bottom borders on the sidenav list sometimes close up.
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This is what I was trying to find out about before - why does Opera shift everything? It's a simple content container div with horizontal margins set to auto.
I'll try the other suggestion, thanks.
P
On 17/02/2004, at 11:20 AM, Michael Donnermeyer wrote:
Opera of course has the 4px or so gap at
There's no margin or padding. These days this is the first thing I check.
Thanks to the inestimable, exalted, talented, selfless, charitable Hugh Todd it's starting to work.
If in doubt, make both of the b*astards float left.
How do you all handle this folks? My brain is going to pop. As I said
Opera seems to have problems centering divs (with margin: 0 auto;) - is
there a workaround to fix this?
Thanks
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I beg of you, don't discard the 'curly varieties' - they are the typographical correct apostrophes. The non-curly versions are an ugly pox on mankind and should only be used to delineate feet and inches.
Peter
On 11/02/2004, at 2:30 PM, Peter Firminger wrote:
Also be aware of em-dashes,
Naw, I can live with the three dot thing ;)
P
But I'd rather stick with 3 dots (...) as I have seen this one break badly
in a search result or text browser or something, can't remember where now.
May just be a stubborn bad habit. Sorry if that worries Peter (UH) as well.
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Well kids, once again I am completely gobsmacked by this truly
excellent list. If I had any hair this list would have definitely saved
it.
Hugh, can't thank you enough for going to all that trouble. Especially
since I was such a pain at the last writing club meeting. ;)
Only thing is, now
Tell me, if a divs within a div are floated, they should float only
WITHIN that div shouldn't they? Or does a float affect the whole page
even if it's nested in a separate div?
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I mean 'comments.'
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Thankyou for the helpful and interesting comment (love the Frodo
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What tha - how does this work?
On 04/02/2004, at 6:17 PM, Sean A Corfield wrote:
The debug menu is extremely useful: it can pretend to be a bunch of different browsers, it has a basic load test engine built in, it can show the DOM tree...
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On 05/02/2004, at 3:09 PM, Mark Stanton wrote:
Here's a screeny of IE5 on windows. My cursor is over the work removal.
There's a pretty easy way to get different versions of IE running side by
side - check some of these links:
Now THAT's a smart idea - old browsers that expire. If only IE and NN
did that!
Peter
Safari V 1.2 Actually takes over the old safari which expires.
they are still having a few javascripting issues where some scripts
still wont work.
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could then do all your previewing and checking within one browser app.
Imagine how much time and effort that would save!! Is it even theoretically possible?
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to the left ...
Sheesh, who the hell uses Opera anyway ...? Damn profusion of browsers making life difficult grumble grumble ...
Can anyone spot what's causing this? Much obliged!
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It's the margin: 0 auto 0 auto; in #container. but I'm sure you
already knew that.
Err, no I didn't. Opera has a problem with auto margins? How do I get
the container to centre in Opera then?
Funny thing is, Opera on my Mac seems to load the page forever and
pushes the container even
You hit my mental nail on the head Ryan.
Peter
On 03/02/2004, at 3:14 PM, Ryan Christie wrote:
I think that what was more in our minds was a browser that could switch rendering engines on the fly in one window. For example, in the famous FB.7 release, if you navigate to a website that has
with floats? I was shocked to see my layout
work in all the test browsers, first time.
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Can I ask to be pointed to the best tutorial for making printer
specific pages on CSS sites?
Thanks
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write the article, but sitepoint does have a facility to provide
feedback (http://www.sitepoint.com/feedback/1273) and I know the author
responsible is listening.
Done. Thanks.
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explodes the width of the maincontent div to make a ridiculously
wide layout.
I'd really appreciate someone cracking this last nut so I can
declare the CSS for this site DONE!
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column of info (div
id=workmaincolumn) persists in being 3px from the right column
instead of 5px in Safari and Firebird.
So what doesn't it work in?
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a 5px margin
as 3px?
Thanks
Peter
Nice page. Question: will the users of Mac Mozilla and Mac Safari be
turned off by the 2 pixel difference (unless it breaks the
readability of the content)? They may think it's normal...
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to make a ridiculously wide
layout.
I'd really appreciate someone cracking this last nut so I can declare
the CSS for this site DONE!
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started wondering how old
you gurus are? Would be good to get an idea of where we sit
demographically...
p.s. if you don't want to post your age on the list, feel free to
email me direct if you really want to be part of my little survey...
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when you view in Win IE, probably means lose those
formatting spaces in your code - you know, the ones that make it easy
to read and stay organised.
Thankyou for listening. exhausted sigh
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Thanks for the solution but I'd love to understand why it has to be
done this way.
Cheers
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for the
index page, it's now working for Mac IE5.2 and broken in Win IE6.
ARGH!
http://www.universalhead.com/clients/jands/
http://universalhead.com/clients/jands/css/jands.css
Much appreciated - save from writing off this whole bloody css
business as unprofitable!
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CSS, so that it the CSS works cross platform.
Thanks David, if no one comes up with an elegant (!) solution I'll do
this. Appreciate the help.
Anyone else gonna take on this sucker??
Peter
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Great responses on the coding app question. I discovered skEdit as a
result, which I find excellent. I'm now looking at huge dinosaurs
like GoLive and thinking what the hell did I need all that for?
Thanks folks,
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of having to
remember a set of digits that had nothing to do with the character
being assigned. As such, browser support for the lettered versions
can faulter. The numbered version is official Unicode, and should be
recognized just about anywhere.
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To examine discrete aspects (structure/code/content) of a html document
To facilitate the use of 3rd party applications
To simulate the user experience of different users
Along with a range of references and additional resources.
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the typographical entities.
Peter
A quick HTML Entities question. For a closed single quote, for
example, is it better to use
rsquo;
or
#8217;
- and what is the distinction?
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Thankyou for the excellent advice Russ and Mark, much appreciated! I
went for setting the height in this case, but the other options were
very educational.
I'll be sure to post the completed site for your comments (when it's
valid that is!).
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;
}
And one
last thing, you forgot the starting { on the html#maincolumn /* be
nice to opera */
so put
that on, and it should be sweet
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Happy new year you crazy coders ...
I believe there was some code or an article for creating 'breadcrumb'
trails on a website. Anyone remember an article on this subject?
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Many thanks Lindsay. It'll be interesting to see if I can sort it out
(being a designer first and definitely a coder second) but it's good
info to have. Cheers!
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I believe there was some code or an article for creating
?
Peter
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peter gifford
universal head
design that works
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stanmore nsw
2048
australia
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in place before we're going to make
any real progress.
Cheers
Mark
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peter gifford
universal head
design that works
visit 7/43 bridge road
stanmore nsw 2048
australia
call(+612) 9517 1466
fax (+612) 9565 4747
email [EMAIL PROTECTED]
sitewww.universalhead.com
differences in the width of the list
element buttons. I've tried fiddling with the list css in every
possible combinations and I can't see the logic behind why this is
happening.
I'd really appreciate it if anyone could come up with an
explanation for this.
Cheers
Peter
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peter gifford
universal
Title: Re: [WSG] Strange Netscape list button
behaviour
on the PC, the latest - 7.1.
also Mozilla 1.5 on the mac
P
what version of netscape?
Universal Head wrote:
Strange Netscape list button
behaviour
HELP!
http://universalhead.com/clients/oceanwavedigital/support_server.html
I've tried
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