[thelist] Help with layers in NN 4.6

[lauren g]

Brain:

Did you know that Pacbell/DSL and Verizon/DSL prefers you to set up on 
Netcrap. . .actually Verizon insists on it.  I use both Netcrap and Internet 
Exploiter.  I have only come across 2 sites that I cannot view properly in 
NN4.75

BTW I design for the 8-10% colorblind people too.  It really doen't take 
that much effort just some education.

Lauren G
http://www.lauren3g.com

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>Reply-To: <BKing at Impact-Technologies.com>
>From: "Brian King" <BKing at Impact-Technologies.com>
>To: <thelist at lists.evolt.org>
>Subject: RE: [thelist] Help with layers in NN 4.6
>Date: 	Tue, 10 Jul 2001 16:54:35 -0400
>
>I am sure that I will stir up a bee's nest here but...
>What the heck are you doing catering your site to NN products any more? 
>Depending on what survey you chose to follow, NN users are now hold a 
>whooping 5-10% percent of the total page hits on the web.  That is down 
>quite a bit from last year and is still steadily falling.  That is about 
>the same percentage as the number of Blind users, (not kidding you here).  
>Are you making sure that your pages are properly translated by brail 
>readers?  Maybe you should consider switching allegiances form NN to a 
>brail translator.  I think you would find your audience would be larger.
>
>Brian W. King
>
>-----Original Message-----
>Behalf Of Erika Chang
>Subject: Re: [thelist] Help with layers in NN 4.6
>
> >for example in if you go to http://devel.bluetruck.net/about.php >the 
>first 2 links for vision and people work fine. however the >location and 
>employment layers display at the bottom of the page >and do not function 
>with the links.
>
>Seem to be two problems:
>1) Using reserved word "location" as class name and id. This confuses the 
>browser -- is it location as in url of current page or is it your
>layer named "location" => rename "location" layer, eg cLocation
>
>2) Style specification in the content of the layer before the 2 problem 
>layers (ie "people" layer) seem to be preventing NS from recognizing the 
>subsequent layers as layers. Try testing document.layers.length at the end 
>of the page and you'd get 3 rather than 5. => remove style attribute from 
>the "people" layer's content P
>& DIV tags and put it in the stylesheet instead, e.g.
>.people P {margin-left:10pt; font-size:10pt;}
>.people DIV {font-size:7pt;}
>
>ErikaRE:
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