Re: Critique on hidden stuff on my site (Clean Site)

Hello,
I didn't get the idea of why you would hide your links on a
government site... so I went to see, viewed with Win95, 28k
modem, both Netscape 4.03 and IE 3.2
In both cases, I got java script error messages. IN NS, no
links were visible. In IE, the names of the links were
visible, but they did not appear to be links. The hidden
link bove the T in tax did not appear.
I submitted the site to the validator at w3c and it timed
out without validating.
Im stumped... ;)

Francois De Beer wrote:
> 
> I have hidden some Internet Explorer 4 navigational stuff on a goverment
> site i developed. It looks a bit crowded to me..
> What do you guys think?
> Goto the url at the bottom, After the page loaded, You will notice a
> hidden hyperlink just above the "T" of  "Tax Commission". Click on it to
> bring up the New top page.
> http://www.sars.gov.za/sarsie4.htm
> Only IE4 browsers will display it correctly. The splash screen has been
> skipped....
> All the navigation options were images. Everything you see now is text
> (Exept the Horisontal options)
> I gained 4 times the speed of my Dynamic image navigation.
> Does the Navigation Make sense?
> I don't want to explain what is what, because i want to see if it's
> obvious or not.
> PLEASE look at it and Lemme know if it made sense and how it looks.
> Be NASTY! I need this perfect.
> (PS the static part of the site is at http://www.sars.gov.za)

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