Any page after the index will break for me. I isolated the cause as the
Object tags used to embed the Flash movies. If I remove them, the page
displays fine. If I leave them in, the Flash Movies, and any other
content not displayed in a layer with a position:absolute definition
will display about 4000 pixels to the right of where they should be.
The same thing happens on my home page where I have a Flahs sniffer
movie installed near the middle of the table on the index
page.(http://www.iveyleague.com)
It's really wierd.
I noticed that if you visit genuity.com with Mozilla, they replace their
little Flash movie with a gif, and invite users to view it separately in
a pop-up window.
The pages on Macromedia.com display fine, but they use only very simple
tables in a frameset. They also use JavaScript to write the Object and
Embed tags at run-time. I don't know if that makes a difference.
This is all very wierd. I want to accomodate Mozilla. Now that I've
downloaded it, I feel a sort of affection for it as a hint of what
Netscape might have been.
Thanks for taking the time to look at this for me.
Gervase Markham wrote:
> > Here's a sample URL: http://www.neonet.on.ca
>
> Looks fine to me. Can you give a specific URL on that site?
>
> Gerv
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