The look of things

[den]

Something makovette said in a forum made me realize I'd forgotten something important when designing the Bugs website. I checked to make sure it worked under Firefox (it did) and IE (it did after some editing), but I forgot to change the settings to see if it worked at less than 1024x768.

It doesn't. Well, it does but there is a considerable amount of side-scrolling required. Bugger.

I also don't know how it looks with other browsers. Can any Opera, Netscape, Mac, etc. users let me know if there's a problem with the site?

I know IE reports an error-on-page, but that's IE's problem. The Dreamweaver templates I used (I yam bereft of HTML skills) all validate to W3C HTML and CSS tests.

Comments

[hendikins.livejournal.com]

You can force Netscape 4.x to display the page without styling: use @import.

At the top of your CSS file (or the style element in your page), add the following line:

@import url("/hide_from_ns4.css");

Then throw all the CSS that buggers up in Netscape 4.x, which is probably all of it, in hide_from_ns4.css (or whatever you want to call it). That way all the other browsers get your CSS, but Netscape 4 doesn't.

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[hendikins.livejournal.com]

You wouldn't believe how many times that has come in handy. Of all the holes in Netscape 4's support for CSS, that would be the only useful one.

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