I agree, do it the old school way with inline styles.
If you really can't stand the idea of going back to tables I remember
using absolutely positioned divs (declared inline) for block
positioning. There may be some overlapping with font resizing. But
given the brief, you're going to have to sacrifice a lot and tell
very few people about it.
Seb
On 13 Jun 2007, at 06:13, Jermayn Parker wrote:
from just reading the points been raised, I would suggest just do
old fashion html with inline styling, tables etc
On 6/13/07, Michael MD < [EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> My initial tests show that NN4.03 handles some CSS (float,
background,
> border, font etc) but not some important things (list-style,
margin and
> padding on lists). Is there a source for information about CSS
support on
> old browsers?
if you are going to use css with netscape 4 I suggest you do lots
of testing
... it's buggy as hell on that browser... and errors often cause
the content
not to be displayed at all! - I'd probably go for just basic html for
netscape 4...
In fact it was Nestcape 4 that scared me off from using CSS for a
few years!
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