Craddock, Melissa wrote:
The email excerpt below was sent today from a user. We are using the
WASP Invisible Object Method to display the "Upgrade Note". I downloaded
NS 8 and the page displayed correctly for me and has been displaying
correctly in IE 6 and FireFox. I know that if the user disables CSS that
they would receive the message but we spoke to the guy on the phone and
he didn't have CSS disabled through the accessibility feature on IE. I
don't know how to disable CSS in Netscape 8.
I really need your help. Going CSS and standards compliant was a big
step and lots of red tape. We are hoping to have all CDC using CSS for
layout over the next several months. Any ideas on what could be going
on? Thanks.
"I just logged onto the site: http://www.cdc.gov/katrina/
At the top the notation appears: Note: If you can read this text, you
are probably using a browser that is not compliant with current Internet
standards. You may want to upgrade your browser
Unfortunately, I am using Netscape 8.0.3.3 and Internet Explorer
6.0.2800 with the same results."
Hmmm, not having that problem in Firefox 1.0.6, but I believe NS8 is
based on something a release or two behind Mozilla. So it may not be as
"standards compliant" as Netscape wants people to think.
Also, there's something you may need to watch out with about NS8 (beyond
its security holes!) - it is capable of using the IE rendering engine
instead of the Gecko engine. I don't know if that might have an impact
on your problem, just something to think about.
--
David
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