francky wrote:
> Ingo Chao wrote:
> >> A "degradation without grace" would be appropriate for IE6, I think.
>
> I think you are right! :-) On the other hand, still lots of people don't
> know there are other things to see a webpage: that they call it
> 'browsers', and that these other browsers
Ingo Chao wrote:
>> A "degradation without grace" would be appropriate for IE6, I think.
I think you are right! :-) On the other hand, still lots of people don't
know there are other things to see a webpage: that they call it
'browsers', and that these other browsers are mostly better. I agree
Adrian Gould wrote:
> Hi Ingo - thanks for that link, proof that it's possible to integrate the
> idea. The problem persists though, because while your example shows a
> single background image _under_ the s, what I'm proposing is that IE
> cope with a BG image being applied to _each_ li.
Actu
Hi Ingo - thanks for that link, proof that it's possible to integrate the
idea. The problem persists though, because while your example shows a
single background image _under_ the s, what I'm proposing is that IE
cope with a BG image being applied to _each_ li. In fact, you can see that
I am (suc
