Re: Aggressive CSS

From: Carole A. Gay <carole(at)designs.com>
>Thanks for the heads up on this.  It is new to me.  I think it may be a
>Prodigy problem.

I don't think Prodigy would have anything to do with Internet Explorer
browser. I do not use a *special* type of IE or anything, as opposed to some
used by an AOL account. Prodigy simply gives me my connection to the
Internet, but the IE browser is my choice and downloaded by myself. I also
use NS 4.61 to test web sites, and I downloaded that myself from Netscape
site. I did not get the intended results viewing the page in NS either.
Instead, the fabric background takes the whole page, body background and
table cell backgrounds:

<http://www.ssswebworks.com/cssNSphoenix.htm>

... going back to stick with my original thoughts of using CSS. For me, it's
just too soon to implement CSS thoroughly, not knowing my targeted
audience's browser versions.

Cindy Stanley wrote:
>> I am not sure the "look and feel" I saw is what you intended. At the page
>> above, your fabric background image is not solely just inside the
bordered
>> tables, for in some places of the page, the fabric background is showing
up
>> only on the right half of the blue body background and in one instance,
just
>> the right half of a table.
>>
>> <http://www.ssswebworks.com/cssphoenix.htm>
>>
>> This was viewed in IE4.0 (4.71). I realize the CSS issues, therefore it's
>> why I choose not to implement css so thoroughly right now.  I thought the
>> screen shots above would be of some interest to you and others, in case
you
>> weren't aware of the inconsistencies.

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