On Wed, 5 Sep 2001, Christian Wolfgang Hujer wrote: > Believe me, it is perfectly possible to write documents that > - use "latest" features like ECMAScript ("JavaScript"), Java Applets, SVG > Graphics and CSS Level 2 Layout > - are fully backwards compatible to nearly every browserą > - display great on new browsers and old browsers > - display great on text browsers like Lynx or w3m > - look as if they had frames in IE5, 5.5, 6 and Netscape6 / Mozilla with the > use of the CSS Level 2 overflow property though they do not use the Frameset > document type, so they are viewable with browsers that aren't capable of > displaying frames This sounds interesting. Do you have any examples of this frame-like behavior with this overflow property? So far I have managed to make frame-like navigation bars with fixed positioning (CSS2) but it doesn't work in IE5 or IE5.5. I haven't tested IE6 yet. My example: http://appro.mit.jyu.fi/2001/syksy/propedeuttinen/ -- Tommi Lahtonen, tjlahton@mit.jyu.fi, <URL: http://www.iki.fi/hazor/> I do not fear computers. I fear the lack of them. -- Isaac AsimovReceived on Thursday, 6 September 2001 02:35:11 GMT
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