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Re: Scrolling blocks (Score: 1)
by SuperCat on Friday, August 15 @ 17:21:06 CEST
(User Info | Send a Message) | | Oh, on a similar note, the DHTML made by Netscape is different than what was made by microsoft during the browser wars. This causes you to to do a browser detect and essentially code everything twice. |
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Re: Scrolling blocks (Score: 1)
by snarfies3 on Friday, August 15 @ 18:14:19 CEST
(User Info | Send a Message) http://www.temple-anime.org/erik/ | | Better yet, just skip it and use Mozilla. Its the basicly same browser as Netscape 7.x, except that its usually a newer build and doesn't have 25+ extra megs of crap shoehorned into it. And scrolling blocks work just fine in it. |
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Re: Scrolling blocks (Score: 1)
by oprime2001 on Friday, August 15 @ 23:00:32 CEST
(User Info | Send a Message) | | I have a client who is threatening to cancel the rollout of a website after a year of on-and-off configuration simply because he cannot load the v6.5 php-nuke website with his netscape 4.78. A quick search on google returns references to netscape 4.78 having issues with CSS which is used at least in the nukemod theme packs (not sure about other themes). I posted a question in http://www.nukecops.com/postlite7398-.html. |
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