My web site in Netscape?

[espee2]

Well, my pages look fine, but here's the weird part. I have thumbnails on my pages, my home page is fine, it goes to an sub-index page for each catigory (prototype, model..etc) and those thumbnails work (a link to another page) but my thumbnails that show a larger image don't work :mad: is this normal? (new to netscape... it sucks..LOL) when I hit view source, it showed all my (a href="url") disapear. How do people on netscape view thumbnails? :eek:

[Scott]

The ones I checked look fine to me. Any page in particular?

[Robin Matthysen]

Espee2 I use IE 5.5 and didn't find anything difficult about viewing your pages. There was one thumb nail that was a dead link but the comment was that it is under constuction so I assume that will be fixed.
I don't have netscape anymore so can't tell if it is different but I don't imagine it is.
What camera do you use to get thos great close-up pictures? You have a great collection.

[Telegrapher]

espee2 I have netscape 4.6 and I could open up you thumbnails great except the one marked under construction. smile.gif

[slimjim]

I checked it with IE 5.5 then went to Netscape 6.0, which I am on now and all worked fine.

[espee2]

I just tried it again and it worked ok. (netscape4.7) it took a refresh to do it this time. I am referring to my new pages on my layout "Portland Yard" and "McMinnville" image thumbnails. http://tunnel13.com/port.html http://tunnel13.com/mcmin.html
I was able to click all now except the "under construction" (a dead link for about a year and a half because I haven't made any pages for it yet...LOL) ;)

I did notice however that my "scrolling mouse" causes the page to mess up and even go back to the previous page if it isn't fully loaded first.

[Colonel]

I had a browse around your site it looks great and I especially enjoy your layout pictures.

[Alan]

Netscape can be a pain :mad: It is VERY fussy about code, and changes spacing, colours of rules, borders, etc. But I have Dreamweaver4, which has a Netscape code checker and corrector, so that the pages look as I intended, not as Netscape browsers think they should look :D

Luckily, the VAST majority of visitors to my sites use IE smile.gif

[espee2]

<BLOCKQUOTE>quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by Alan:
Netscape can be a pain :mad: It is VERY fussy about code, and changes spacing, colours of rules, borders, etc. But I have Dreamweaver4, which has a Netscape code checker and corrector, so that the pages look as I intended, not as Netscape browsers think they should look :D

Luckily, the VAST majority of visitors to my sites use IE smile.gif<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>

Is dreamweaver4 available on the web? or only in stores? Thanks all! :D

[slimjim]

Here you go.
http://shopper.cnet.com/search/results/1,10214,,00.html?tag=st.cn.sr1.ssr.sh_dreamweaver&qt=dreamweaver

[CP&E 3207]

the layout looks great!! I didn't have problems there. :confused:

[virtual-bird]

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