Hi Nathan,


Sorry somet things got messed up.  Though it's because your images were
ripped too and saved to my harddrive.  Unfortunately, I haven't got it
anymore.  But do this...

Open up IE 5.x, go to that site, file - save as, select a folder to save it
in (it will also make a subdir with extra files - graphics,...) and then
open that saved page.  You'll notice it's okay.

<.tbody>, <.tfoot>, <.thead> are tags for row-grouping, which improve
pagination and scrolling (www.visibone.com/html).  Possible attributes are
align, valign and bgcolor.  W3.og recommends these tags, but I don't think
they're supported by the browsers.

Kind regards,


- Kayjey -


-----Oorspronkelijk bericht-----
Van: Nathan Lyle [mailto:natlyle(at)nmu.edu]
Verzonden: donderdag 5 juli 2001 0:21
Aan: Klaas De Waele
CC: hwg-techniques(at)hwg.org
Onderwerp: RE: Window Size? IE vs. Netscape yet again (I think)



>Again, this is a matter of some minor matter in your layout.

Specifically?

>I have done what I did many times before, that's just go to your page and
>save it through IE5.  This has once more fixed the issue.
>Mind... this document will not validate, because of this save function
doing
>very nice things to ensure some compatibility (you can consider this a
>conversion tool to make it most-browser-compliant)
>Here's the code.  Open in browser, admire, compare with the original and
>work on it.

I appreciate the attempt, but the code I saw left much to be desired, plus
it was completely broken. First I tried just saving it to the directory so
it could find the style sheet, images, etc., didn't work. Then I tried to
clean up some of the major gaffs, couldn't seem to get it that way either.
I'm willing to concede *maybe* there's something my email program did with
the HTML, but I don't think Eudora alters HTML at all before displaying it.
The only thing I saw in the code that maybe you were referring to was the
<.tbody> which I have never seen used before... is this some Microsoft deal
with tables?

~Nathan Lyle   (The Tragic Comedian Poet)

Email:  natlyle(at)nmu.edu    or    jopling(at)geocities.com
Web: http://euclid.nmu.edu/~natlyle
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of it seems to me the deepest root of all evil that is in the world." - Max
Born (1882-1970) - German physicist

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