Re: Shadow Filters

Yeah, I think a lot depends on where you surf. We try to make the pages
degrade gracefully for browsers that don't understand CSS extensively (or at
all!), but I've seen sites that depend very heavily on it for effects.

Still, as you say, the worse that usually happens is that the divs default
to their non-positioned vertical alignment and somewhere in that stack is
the text that usually carries the site's message!

:)


----- Original Message -----
From: cbirds

Darrell King tapped out this message on 1/29/2003 8:34 AM

>The old Netscape works fine.  It's users may not see modern sites the same
>way a modern browser would render them, but that's the choice of the
viewer.
>As long as people can access the menu and the site's message, even if it
>isn't pretty, they are able to surf.

I find that 99% of all sites I visit don't look any different in this
browser than in IE, save for the way IE interprets some tags like
centering. If a site has used some really off the wall "new" coding,
there is usually a disclaimer and you see the text and everything swished
off to the left. But, this is rare and does not happen that often.

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