New day, new problem...
After crafting my page, squeezing things in here and there, getting it just right, all of a sudden Nav4.72 decides it doesn't LIKE where I placed things and will put it wherever it wants! The problem *seems* to be the following script. On the page, it's a table row below a search engine "FORM". When the script is in the table, Nav4 moves it to the left side of the screen (any current page at <!-- w --><a class="postlink" href="http://www.southern-oregon-directory.com">www.southern-oregon-directory.com</a><!-- w --> should be an example...aargghhh....) Looks fine in IE, Net 7, & Opera 7, and I could SWEAR I checked it in Nav4 and it was okay. It's not today...
Anyhow, sniveling aside. Is there a line in this that would make Nav4 behave that way? I can't see it, but my javascript skills are limited...okay, you can stop agreeing now...quit that laughing!
If you can help, please do. If you can't...well, I hope you got a chuckle out of this. ;-) <-- Old School...
Tim
<script>
// (C) 2000 <!-- w --><a class="postlink" href="http://www.CodeLifter.com">www.CodeLifter.com</a><!-- w -->
// <!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://www.codelifter.com">http://www.codelifter.com</a><!-- m -->
// Free for all users, but leave in this header
// message to show in non-IE browsers
var txt = "Bookmark Us"
// url you wish to have bookmarked
var url = "http://www.southern-oregon-directory.com";
// caption to appear with bookmark
var who = "Southern Oregon Directory"
// do not edit below this line
// ===========================
var ver = navigator.appName
var num = parseInt(navigator.appVersion)
if ((ver == "Microsoft Internet Explorer")&&(num >= 4)) {
document.write('<A HREF=http://www.webdeveloper.com/forum/archive/index.php/"javascript:window.external.AddFavorite(url,who);"');
document.write('onMouseOver=" window.status=')
document.write("txt; return true ")
document.write('"onMouseOut=" window.status=')
document.write("' '; return true ")
document.write('">'+ txt + '</a>')
}else{
txt += " (Ctrl+D)"
document.write(txt)
}
</script>
After crafting my page, squeezing things in here and there, getting it just right, all of a sudden Nav4.72 decides it doesn't LIKE where I placed things and will put it wherever it wants! The problem *seems* to be the following script. On the page, it's a table row below a search engine "FORM". When the script is in the table, Nav4 moves it to the left side of the screen (any current page at <!-- w --><a class="postlink" href="http://www.southern-oregon-directory.com">www.southern-oregon-directory.com</a><!-- w --> should be an example...aargghhh....) Looks fine in IE, Net 7, & Opera 7, and I could SWEAR I checked it in Nav4 and it was okay. It's not today...
Anyhow, sniveling aside. Is there a line in this that would make Nav4 behave that way? I can't see it, but my javascript skills are limited...okay, you can stop agreeing now...quit that laughing!
If you can help, please do. If you can't...well, I hope you got a chuckle out of this. ;-) <-- Old School...
Tim
<script>
// (C) 2000 <!-- w --><a class="postlink" href="http://www.CodeLifter.com">www.CodeLifter.com</a><!-- w -->
// <!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://www.codelifter.com">http://www.codelifter.com</a><!-- m -->
// Free for all users, but leave in this header
// message to show in non-IE browsers
var txt = "Bookmark Us"
// url you wish to have bookmarked
var url = "http://www.southern-oregon-directory.com";
// caption to appear with bookmark
var who = "Southern Oregon Directory"
// do not edit below this line
// ===========================
var ver = navigator.appName
var num = parseInt(navigator.appVersion)
if ((ver == "Microsoft Internet Explorer")&&(num >= 4)) {
document.write('<A HREF=http://www.webdeveloper.com/forum/archive/index.php/"javascript:window.external.AddFavorite(url,who);"');
document.write('onMouseOver=" window.status=')
document.write("txt; return true ")
document.write('"onMouseOut=" window.status=')
document.write("' '; return true ")
document.write('">'+ txt + '</a>')
}else{
txt += " (Ctrl+D)"
document.write(txt)
}
</script>