Checked it out with IE5

With a right click on a frame I could bookmark it using add to favourites.
When returning to the bookmark, only the frame I right clicked on loaded.

No display errors

-----Original Message-----
From: owner-hwg-critique(at)hwg.org [mailto:owner-hwg-critique(at)hwg.org]On
Behalf Of Mary Henderson
Sent: donderdag 11 november 1999 3:22
To: HWG Critique
Subject: Bet you've never seen a applet-less site that does what this
does...


Hi Folks,

Check out www.phibian.com. The content and the HTML code driving this site
are entirely separate (combined through extensive server-side applications).
It is nearly HTML 4.0 compliant (about as compliant as it's going to get and
still do what we want), and can be read using a text reader without problem.
We use JavaScript to (try) to prevent people from book marking our site
without the frames, not for the expanding menus...

Please let me know the following:
-Browser you are using (of course)
-If you can bookmark a page without the surrounding frames (if so, how)
-Can you create any display errors?
-What you think of the esthetic factors?

It is optimized for IE (being most popular and also currently most true to
standards). Netscape periodically crashes on viewing the site (although I
think we've gotten around most of the problems now) due to bugs in
Netscape's rendering engine etc. If you can make it crash consistently with
Netscape, I'd like to know particulars but I'm not at all interested in
comments about how it displays in Netscape, unless you know how to fix the
problems related to Netscape without changing the look (In which case I'm
all ears <g>)

Regards,

Mary Henderson
Mary(at)Phibian.com

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