Further to my previous post, I've narrowed down a bit what the Netscape
problem is with my layers.
It seems it doesn't like me creating two classes of styles. I never had
the problem before because I only had one class. I tried taking out one
of my classes and the class that didn't work...
I have a number of layers at the end of my code, each inside a <DIV></DIV> and right before my</BODY>.
I have a function to hide all the layers when my page loads, and another function that takes an ID as an argument and shows that particular layer.
When I look at it all in Explorer, it works...
So I want my layer to stay open for a few seconds. In IE it will accept the
onmouseout event inside the <DIV> so it works great and is very easy (I can
just use my hide() function with that). But Netscape doesn't seem to want to
support that.
Any suggestions as to having a layer close...
I am trying to create a simple layer using <DIV> and CSS positioning. Here is my function to show the "layer"
function show() {
if (n) document.layer1.visibility = "show"
if (ie) layer1.style.visibility = "visible"
}
when i call show() from <A...
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