Looks like Netscape 4.7 on windows doesn't pick up the nwp class so it looks like black on black. So I would suggest for anyone back there to upgrade to 4.75 which looks fine. Better in fact than it looks under the old way.

IE 5.0 & 5.5 look fine.

I'm actually in favor of CSS, now that I've looked at it. As long as you don't get carriedf away with some of the features, since even the browsers that are CSS compliant are really only 60% functional. And you can get some wierd results with borders, DIV, and floating elements.

On cookies: Non-mandatory cookies sounds good to me.

Update: Just read your rants about netscape. You're right, IE does do better than NS. They seem to fail in different spots, IMO NS will fail in some of the more used areas. From what I've read Netscape 6 is supposed to be very compliant to CSS, but I haven't bothered with it yet.

YAU: Hmm. The black on black is because of the javascript needs to be on to use CSS properly under netscape.

In reply to Re: Stats change proposal question by lemming
in thread Stats change proposal question by jcwren

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