RE: [WEB400] Re: Linking to anchors within a "spawned" page

[Rich Duzenbury <rduz@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

If you note the bottom of the page, it doesn't work in IE 5 or 6.  I found
out the hard way... Perhaps that was your point?  I have had luck using
CSS.  I just test the heck out of it -- currently with IE6, Netscape 4.77
and mozilla 1.0.  I still have to resort to the occasional <TABLE> to get
everything to look good.

I found some great resources with google, particularly the pages at
http://glish.com/css



At 10:57 AM 9/25/02, you wrote:
> > From: Joel R. Cochran
> >
> > I don't do a lot of "fancy" stuff, so the CSS I use isn't a problem, and
> > I'll be the first to admit I don't know the differences between CSS1 and
> > CSS2... yet...  I do all my development and testing in IE and haven't come
> > across anything I was trying to do that didn't work.
>
> Go to this page with IE:
>
> http://www.w3.org/Style/Examples/007/menus.html
>
> Then go there with Mozilla or Netscape.
>
>
> > My real point though is that the webpage won't break it just may
> > not present
> > as designed.  I think this is also the purpose of the
> > "AnyBrowser" campaign
> > on the web: to promote web design that isn't browser specific.
>
> The page doesn't "break", but it's definitely not as functional in IE.
>
> Joe
Regards,
Rich