Under Konqueror 2.1 beta2, the new stats page looks good.

If you try doing CSS with Netscape, you might want to consider the two tricks I know about CSS and Netscape :

  1. Netscape CSS JavaScript reload : When resizing a NetScape browser window, all CSS information gets lost from time to time. The ugly fix is to have a JavaScript onresize handler, which reloads the complete page after each resize.
  2. You can manage to load different CSSheets for IE and Netscape by using two or more <link rel="..." id="foo1"> links and one link without the id attribute. Netscape will be oblivious to all link tags with the id attribute, while you can select under IE (via nasty JavaScript) the "correct" CSS by setting the enabled attribute to "1" (if I remember right).

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

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