i just viewed it in Netscape 6.2 - looks pretty good - with the exception of missing a few IE 5.5+ only things - will need to make very few changes to compensate - i might have an older copy of NS i can dig up to test in too - thank you for feedback so far - i appreciate it!!!
- milech
i would like to welcome any comments, criticisms or suggestions regarding my site - i've only had the chance to test it in IE 5.5 at work and IE 6.0 at home, and would like to ask you guys to view it in NS, Opera, etc. and let me know if there are any errors, etc. - it runs with no errors on...
here is a piece of your source - try making this:
<!--function MM_preloadImages()
into this:
<!-- function MM_preloadImages()
would that make a difference?
i get an 'object expected' error in IE 6.0
if i understand what you are saying, then you do not want page1.htm to be viewed on its own - just within the frame...
i had a site once where i applied this concept - with a simple javascript - only it reloaded the main.htm back into mainFrame instead of page1.htm - i figured if the person...
site looks great in IE 6.0.
your 'Framed Prints' link at the bottom of your pages has a .html ending instead of .com (http://www.wholesale-framed-art-prints.html/)
- milech
here is the script that i use sometimes:
<script language="JavaScript">
//<!--
function getLongDateString()
{ //method defined on class Date.
//Returns a date string of the form: Day DD Month,YYYY
//(e.g. Sunday 27 September, 1998)
monthNames = new...
here are some examples:
this is the source from my site:
<textarea name="feedback" wrap="VIRTUAL" style="width: 300px; height: 108px"></textarea>
this is the source from THIS page:
<TEXTAREA COLS=60 ROWS=14 NAME="post"...
you could use the <br> tag. here is an example:
This site is best viewed with Internet Explorer.<br>
(Optimized for Internet Explorer 5.5+)<br>
<br>
Click here to download.
...will be displayed as:
This site is best viewed with Internet Explorer.
(Optimized for Internet Explorer...
after updating then empty your browser cache to get rid of the old files and then refresh your page. if you don't empty your cache then the page continues to load the stored images or flash.
-milech
my suggestion for that is to find a free host that puts the banner in a frame instead of on your page then just break the frame - i used to do that when i had a site with nbci.com
this is what i used to break their frames:
<script>
<!--
if (top.location!=this.location)...
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