As for the claim that it is a Microsoft world. That only applies to desktops.
Look, I hate microsoft too but they dominate pret 'near all corners except real big iron, scientific computing and ummmm, web and email servers, but it’s changing…… not fast enough but it is…
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Microsoft only really dominates PC Operating systems. I use Mozilla to browse the web, I use Logitec, Intel, and Nvidia hardware. I run Winodws 98, though I am thinking of switching to Redhat Linux soon.
Microsoft’s domination won’t last long. Open source programs have too many more advantages.
I wasn’t planning on anything too fancy. But there are subtle differences between the browsers. For instance, look at this site using Netscape 4.x and you will see that the “wood” does not go all of the way across the top of the screen. This is an acceptable sacrifice because you are still able to get the content you need. It only looks slightly less attractive.
Wanna know how to fix this?
I just ran across this problem on my site… :D
I run Winodws 98, though I am thinking of switching to Redhat Linux soon.
I’d suggest dual-booting first. To make sure that’s the Linux distro you want. :wink:
Microsoft’s domination won’t last long. Open source programs have too many more advantages.
They also have too many disadvantages. :(
I think Microsoft will enter the open-source arena long before they ever start to lose their grip on the market.
Sure. How do you fix it?
Okay, not only are the margin attributes depricated in the latest version of HTML, but they really puke when viewed in Netscape. The way around this is using CSS (Cascading Style Sheets). Since I know you’re not using them right now, I’ll make this as simple as possible.
I’m not sure if this is what’s wrong with your site in Netscape 4, but giving it a shot can’t hurt anything.
Copy the following code into notepad:
body {
margin: 0px;
}
Now save it with the name style.css, and then put it on your webserver somewhere, perhaps in it’s own CSS folder. (ie: http://www.axisandallies.org/css/style.css )
In the section of your webpage, add the following code:
Now, on your webpage, at the tag, change what you have now to:
That should take care of your problems. Lemme know if it works. :P
Actually, you probably shouldn’t need to specify class=“body”. Also, I’ve been meaning to use CSS for a while just haven’t gotten around to it.
first of all, there are stats programs that give you this (superstats) also, what about mozillla! it’s big enough to have it’s own category. I however use galeon which is basically a lighter version of mozilla.
Am I the only Mac user here? I love my Safari, never a pop-up, and speedy too. Of course, it doesn’t support Lingo on GSN, and that’s a shame.
Being a Mac user can be frustrating at times browsing the web. I loved Safari but have just switched to Firefox for both my powerbook and my pc, loving it on both. No conflicts, about 99.5% of the sites work just fine in it and I don’t have to worry about the constant stream of bugs that polute IE…
Being a Mac user can be frustrating at times browsing the web. I loved Safari but have just switched to Firefox for both my powerbook and my pc, loving it on both. No conflicts, about 99.5% of the sites work just fine in it and I don’t have to worry about the constant stream of bugs that polute IE…
i run firefox on my pc… no bugs, no pop-ups…
i agree, firefox is the best.
Firefox here also.
Got tired of the viruses via IE.
Firefox no complaints…
Gotta love Kim Komando :-)
Safari, pretty satisfied too…
