RE: rollovers & Netscape -- HELP!

Turns out I had the onMouseOvers in the image tags instead of the alt
tags. It should be working now.

The SubCategory links are just links, not images.

The "Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet" text is sort of standard text used
when you just need to stick something on a page. It's pseudo Latin, I
would guess. Certainly not real Latin. I first learned about it from a
print-media friend. There seem to be a few different versions of it
floating around on the web, but they all start "Lorem ipsum dolor sit
amet."


> Ann,
>
> I assume you're talking about the "SubCategory Link" fields on the
> newsite.genphysics.com page.  They work as links, but it
> appears you don't
> have any "onmouseover" or "onmouseout" events assigned to
> them, as on the
> gpworldwide.com page or even in the vertical navigation bar
> on the left.
>
> By the way, where did you get the Latin text?  At least I think it's
> Latin.  I had a nostalgic flashback to my high school Latin
> classes (it
> was just mumblety-mumble weeks ago) and I was trying to
> translate it from
> very rusty memory.  Is it real and what does it translate to?  TIA.
>
> Paul Kmecak
>
> Ann Ezzell wrote:
>
> > Can someone who understands the intricacies of Netscape
> please look at
> > the HTML source for:
> >
> > http://www.gpworldwide.com/main.asp
> >
> > and
> >
> > http://newsite.genphysics.com/template/template.asp
> >
> > and explain to me why the rollovers work in NN4 in the
> first site, but
> > not the second?
> >
> > As far as I can tell, the code is the same. The rollovers
> work in IE4
> > on both sites.
> >
> > Thanks.
>

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