I have some problems with tag div. When I use next code
<div id=m1 onmouseout=menuOff(1,1) onmouseover=menuOn(1,1)>
<layer onmouseout=menuOff(1,1) onmouseover=menuOn(1,1)>
for mouseover-visible-layers all browsers read it correct.
When I use
<div><layer>
for all-time-visible-layers some browsers (for example Opera7 or Netscape 4.7)
can't support CSS-properties such as font-size or position.
Please, give answer if you know what kind of problem in my code.NS 4 has a different way of storing the styles than other browsers. They use three arrays - document.tags, document.classes and document.ids - which store the styles. Since a LAYER (or a DIV that is positioned) has it's own DOCUMENT, I would expect it to have it's own style arrays. If nothing is specified, they are probably empty. I don't know if there is any inheritance. You could try repeating your style definitions inside the LAYER.
I don't know anything about Opera. According to W3C recommendations, browsers are supposed to ignore any tag that it does not recognize and it's contents. However, I know that IE does not follow this recommendation.Originally posted by ptik
When I use
<div><layer>
But why would you want to?
NS 4.x understands <div> just fine.
Get rid of that crappy <layer> stuff, it's not needed.<!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://banners.dollarmachine.com/pic/2014000/hal001.gif">http://banners.dollarmachine.com/pic/2014000/hal001.gif</a><!-- m --> (<!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://www.kinkyceleb.com/1261795520">http://www.kinkyceleb.com/1261795520</a><!-- m -->)
<div id=m1 onmouseout=menuOff(1,1) onmouseover=menuOn(1,1)>
<layer onmouseout=menuOff(1,1) onmouseover=menuOn(1,1)>
for mouseover-visible-layers all browsers read it correct.
When I use
<div><layer>
for all-time-visible-layers some browsers (for example Opera7 or Netscape 4.7)
can't support CSS-properties such as font-size or position.
Please, give answer if you know what kind of problem in my code.NS 4 has a different way of storing the styles than other browsers. They use three arrays - document.tags, document.classes and document.ids - which store the styles. Since a LAYER (or a DIV that is positioned) has it's own DOCUMENT, I would expect it to have it's own style arrays. If nothing is specified, they are probably empty. I don't know if there is any inheritance. You could try repeating your style definitions inside the LAYER.
I don't know anything about Opera. According to W3C recommendations, browsers are supposed to ignore any tag that it does not recognize and it's contents. However, I know that IE does not follow this recommendation.Originally posted by ptik
When I use
<div><layer>
But why would you want to?
NS 4.x understands <div> just fine.
Get rid of that crappy <layer> stuff, it's not needed.<!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://banners.dollarmachine.com/pic/2014000/hal001.gif">http://banners.dollarmachine.com/pic/2014000/hal001.gif</a><!-- m --> (<!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://www.kinkyceleb.com/1261795520">http://www.kinkyceleb.com/1261795520</a><!-- m -->)