In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, JTK wrote: > Chris Hoess wrote: >> In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, JTK wrote: >> >>>That was supposedly a DOM issue; Mozilla doesn't support the same DOMs >>>that all other web browsers apparently do, and is therefore unable to >>>render many of them properly. Oh well, I'm sure everybody will be >>>willing to rewrite their HTML so that Mozilla's 0.75% of the population >>>can view their websites properly. >>> >>> >> >> Well, those interested in ensuring that their pages survive the >> vicissitudes of the browser market might take a crack at it. Putting your >> trust in a proprietary DOM is a dangerous thing... > > Unless IE can render it. Then you're pretty much set. >
You must have been a real trip, selling document.layers in 1996. "If Netscape can render it, you're pretty much set." -- Chris Hoess
