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Fri, 2003-12-19 06:30
e.rader
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newbie here, not so newbie to CSS but still have a lot to learn. here is my plea for help:

http://www.blindwatchmakers.com/designs/121003

[sorry for the annoyingly long URL]

this primitive mouseover effect i was trying to create works in Safari 1.0 v.85 and Netscape 7.02 [Mac], but does not work in any other browser i have tried so far [Opera 6.02 & IE5 for Mac, for instance]. is there a way to alter the stylesheet so that it conforms to more browsers? anybody care to look at it in any others? thanks.

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Fri, 2003-12-19 10:26
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browser compatibility woes

The only thing I can see, is that technically you shouldn't have an A tag direct in the body (well, with strict doctypes anyway... I know you're not using one), try enclosing it in a P.

It's the normal way of doing mouseovers, no idea why it's not working...

You know you're a geek when you try to shoo a fly away from the monitor with your cursor.

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Fri, 2003-12-19 18:06
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to add insult to injury

i just got in to work, took a look at the URL in IE6/PC, and wouldn't you know it: the thumbnails are completely invisible.

i am so looking forward to all of us, myself included, learning how to be more standards-based.

i guess i should get one of those PC-simulators for checking this stuff out at home...

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