"Brian Horwitz" <bh******@mathworks.com> wrote:
Does anyone have a link to a good site that describes how to fix table
layour issues in Netscape?
Hmm, how about avoiding table layouts altogether and hiding all but
the simplest CSS from NN4? That way NN4 gets a quick loading, simple
page and other browsers get a quick loading, fancy page.
I presume that your problems are with NN4. If they're with later
versions of Netscape then there's a good chance that Netscape is doing
the right thing and IE is actually getting it wrong - in other words
you're coding to IE's bugs which is a bad idea.
Right now I have a page (not published) which
uses background images in table cells for the background image on the page.
In IE it looks fine, but in NS the image goes all over the place and even
duplicates in one part.
Yep. Well known NN4 bug. Either hide the background image altogether
from NN4 or set another background image (e.g. a transparent gif or
even a non-existent image) as the background of all the child table
cells (Yeuch).
the top part of the image goes on for way too long
(as opposed to only 100 pixels which is where it should end).
Hard to diagnose without a URL. NN4 gets quite a lot of the background
related CSS properties wrong so it's often best to hide the CSS code
from NN4 and let is display a simpler presentation.
I can publish the page really quick if anyone would like to take a peek at
it.
Always a good idea.
Steve
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