Topic: Why does this break NN 4?

Why does my page break IE 4? Any web massas out there have a clue to share?

When it is loaded all the images come up in place but no text. Strange.

In NN 4.04 its the same story. Not looking to change it but just want to know what elements are doing the damage.


http://www.krets.net/main.html

[This message has been edited by kretsminky (edited 03-19-2001).]

[This message has been edited by kretsminky (edited 03-19-2001).]

Same in Ns4.7 too
More than likely a style sheet thing, but your mouseovers don't go either...

I saw the inface in IE4, with menu buttons to the left and blank central frame. None of the buttons activated anything but the up/down arrows made the scrollbar go up and down. That was fun. I played with those for awhile and looked at your source but....I don't really know much. I think you'll need 4-digit help.

Krets,

I think I found the problem. You had the div name "divCont" in this function instead of "divPagescrollCont".

Was:

function scrollInit(){

        oScroll=new Array()

        oScroll[0]=new  makeScrollObj('divScroll1','divCont')

        oScroll[1]=new  makeScrollObj('divScroll2','divCont')

        oScroll[2]=new  makeScrollObj('divScroll3','divCont')

        oScroll[3]=new  makeScrollObj('divScroll4','divCont')

        for(var i=0;i<oScroll.length;i++)oScroll[i].css.top=0 

        oScroll[0].css.visibility='visible'

        oControl=new makeScrollObj('divControl')

        oControl.css.visibility='visible'

}

Change to:

function scrollInit(){

        oScroll=new Array()

        oScroll[0]=new  makeScrollObj('divScroll1','divPagescrollCont')

        oScroll[1]=new  makeScrollObj('divScroll2','divPagescrollCont')

        oScroll[2]=new  makeScrollObj('divScroll3','divPagescrollCont')

        oScroll[3]=new  makeScrollObj('divScroll4','divPagescrollCont')

        for(var i=0;i<oScroll.length;i++)oScroll[i].css.top=0 

        oScroll[0].css.visibility='visible'

        oControl=new makeScrollObj('divControl')

        oControl.css.visibility='visible'

}

This got it to work in NN4.7 for me. I didn't look into why it bombs for IE4.

FWIW, just went back and rechecked in NN4.03 and 4.76. Still see overlapping text and images. It looks fine in IE5.5 so I'm thinkin...nope, still don't know enough to mislead you