Suzanne <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I was just wondering if you've looked at this on a Mac? In NN3/Mac, when I
> mouse over the link buttons slowly, it works OK, but if I move the cursor
> quickly, the images in the right column start stacking up on top of each
> other resulting in a confusing jumble.
That's a NN3/Mac bug, I think(!) it works just fine in NN4/Mac.
http://www.magic-mushrooms.com been thoroughly tested in MSIE3(sigh)
and 4(Win95), NN3 (Win95/Linux) and 4 (Win95/Linux). I've had plenty
trouble with NN3/Mac when implemeting the image.src replacements. I'm
not sure it can be fixed. Like for MSIE3, I think I'll shut down the
dynamic images facility for that particular browser. Sometimes
problems just go away if you wait a while.
Javascript is so non-standard I normally use it for intranet
applications only. Then I control the actual browser version. But like
Guido said, I faced a horribly design legacy redoing that site. I'm
glad I've got it working at all.
Personally I think javascript is way cool, but especially IE3's lame
implementation and lack of documentation has been a source of great
frustation.
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