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Re: Speaking of Netscape problems... From aperry on 22 Feb '01 replying to Re: Speaking of Netscape problems... posted by Inachu Thanks for the advice :-) It looks like a good program, and I hope it will help me avoid all the jerry-rigging I did on this site. >The quick way I solved this was to use NETOBJECTS.com > >The program has been very helpfull in keeping my site compatible for >all versions of netscape and internet explorer. > >Version 6.0 should be out any month now so do not go out to buy version 5 unless its a real must. > > >As per the coding I could import it into netobjects for you and send back the results. >But I highly reccomend using either netobjects or golive to steer around theese types of roadblocks. > >You will find it worth the time and effort and frustration to buy either but >stay away from Front Page. No I am not Front Page hater but they use strange lingo >that is not standardly used on the internet. Example: >MY WEBS........ What the heck is that...... stoooooopid. > > > >Good luck, > > >Inachu > > > >>Could anyone help me out with problems declaring the heights and widths of nested tables in Netscape? >> >>The first problem: I have a very graphic-intensive site that requires 5 tables, all nested (ie. table 5 inside table 4 inside table 3 etc.) The site appears fine on IE, but NS for some reason doesn't recognize the height attribute after the second table. All the tables should be 100% of the screen, but only the first two appear that way. (I can't use a vertical spacer because it would interfere with the graphics.) >> >>Okay, on to the second problem: I'm not sure how to create a table with two fixed-width cells on the sides, and a variable-width cell in the middle that would adjust to fit the user's screen (minus the width of the two fixed width cells). If I declare a 100% width on table in IE, the middle cell adjusts fine. In NS, however, the fixed width attributes are ignored and the left cell is adjusted to 100% of the screen. >> >>What am I doing wrong? Can anyone help? >> >>Thanks, >> >>~Angela

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>Thanks for the advice :-) It looks like a good program, and I hope it will help me avoid all the jerry-rigging I did on this site. > >>The quick way I solved this was to use NETOBJECTS.com >> >>The program has been very helpfull in keeping my site compatible for >>all versions of netscape and internet explorer. >> >>Version 6.0 should be out any month now so do not go out to buy version 5 unless its a real must. >> >> >>As per the coding I could import it into netobjects for you and send back the results. >>But I highly reccomend using either netobjects or golive to steer around theese types of roadblocks. >> >>You will find it worth the time and effort and frustration to buy either but >>stay away from Front Page. No I am not Front Page hater but they use strange lingo >>that is not standardly used on the internet. Example: >>MY WEBS........ What the heck is that...... stoooooopid. >> >> >> >>Good luck, >> >> >>Inachu >> >> >> >>>Could anyone help me out with problems declaring the heights and widths of nested tables in Netscape? >>> >>>The first problem: I have a very graphic-intensive site that requires 5 tables, all nested (ie. table 5 inside table 4 inside table 3 etc.) The site appears fine on IE, but NS for some reason doesn't recognize the height attribute after the second table. All the tables should be 100% of the screen, but only the first two appear that way. (I can't use a vertical spacer because it would interfere with the graphics.) >>> >>>Okay, on to the second problem: I'm not sure how to create a table with two fixed-width cells on the sides, and a variable-width cell in the middle that would adjust to fit the user's screen (minus the width of the two fixed width cells). If I declare a 100% width on table in IE, the middle cell adjusts fine. In NS, however, the fixed width attributes are ignored and the left cell is adjusted to 100% of the screen. >>> >>>What am I doing wrong? Can anyone help? >>> >>>Thanks, >>> >>>~Angela