A good trick is to use Browserhawk to set a variable for you and then pass
that along in your code so you can make adjustments - that's if you don't
just come straight out and tell your Users to use IE 5.5 for best results.
People can hate M$ all they want but there is not much debate that they have
given us a much easier to code for Browser - hell Netscape cannot even do
proper text sizing or spacing so Netscape (which I used from the begining)
gets a big thumbs down for innovation and ease of use - actually if it
wasn't for M$ Netscape would probably have been replaced by some useable
browser by now anyway - the only thing that keeps it alive are the Microsoft
haters.
-----Original Message-----
From: Phoeun Pha [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, March 19, 2001 2:03 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: RE: link color
Force your users to download IE! Bill will love you!
I am, too, frustrated with having to test stuff in both IE and netscape.
Tables are the usual problem. But I get around that by testing with
Netscape. The rule is, if tables look right in NS, they will in IE.
but,when it comes to CSS or javascript, ack, what a waste of time. i have
to code different javascript for netscape. plus, some CSS wont work with
netscape. In the end, I give NS a thumbs down for being such a pain. I
wish it was as lenient as IE. But that leaves room for lazy programming
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