Oh boy what a waste, why did they not use CSS nav buttons; look better, and
work heaps better
Rgrds
Mel
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From: Jon Reynolds <maill...@jcrdevelopments.com>
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Date: Fri, 17 Jun 2011 14:33:33
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Subject: Re: [ubuntu-uk] School websites
I've just had a look at my little un's school website and the first
thing that stop you doing anything useful, i.e. like using the
navigation menu, is the fact that for some (cannot imagine) reason, it
is required to install Java on your machine, just so you can use the
navigation links??
WHY would they do this? Is this a serious case for giving someone some
education? The simplest of things - a navmenu, why should I install (and
run) Java just to access a menu to another (probably) static web page?!?
http://www.harlingtonlower.beds.sch.uk/
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