Re: CSS stops working, and class problem.

At 10:57 AM 10/29/99 , gordon tickled the electrons and they aligned 
themselves to form these words:

>To answer the "Is this a known bug" question, yes.  It's one more example of
>Netscape arrogance in the face of standards.  Instead of implementing the
>CSS standard, they chose to invent a version that relies on JavaScript.  IE
>does not require enabled JavaScript for CSS to work.

Hi Gordon!

Thanks for the info, learn something new every day!

Trying to implement cross-browser CSS has been even more frustrating to me 
than cross-browser tables were when I started that.

All I want for Christmas is a browser that follows a specification as it's 
written. Fat chance! [very weary sigh]


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