css styles and web design question.
 

I've been having some fun with css lately using filters like glow and drop shadow.

Since this shit doesn't render in netscape am I wasting my time.

I always check the pages to make sure it still looks good in both browsers but man this stuff can really make a page look good if done right and I'd hate to not use it.

So what's the consensus?

eros

cheese log

What's netscape?



Knock yourself out with the DHTML. :winkwink:

My stats say less than 3% of my surfers are still using Nutscrape ... I have not bothered rendering pages to be 100% NS friendly ever since IE5.5 came out ...

Microshit won the browser war at that point :winkwink:

Btw eros, do you know about MSDN? Great resources there. Check out this latest DHTML Dude article in the WebDev section.


http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/de...de01042002.asp

Some stats here: http://www.w3schools.com/browsers/browsers_stats.asp


Some webmaster reports in this thread @ www.tgp2board.com : http://www.action-porn.com/ubb2/Forum1/HTML/001156.html

"My stats say less than 3% of my surfers are still using Nutscrape"

... stop using that autobookmark/autohomepage script and your netscape traffic will skyrock !!

:-)))

HAHAHAHAHAA
too funny:thumbsup

Thx guys for the input.

eros.

Thx man..never knew this existed.
I do check out dynamic drive tho'

Thx again this went into my favs

eros :D

Netscape 4 series is ancient history. Gecko, known to most of you as Netscape 6, does a good job rendering most shit -- it is much more like MSIE than Netscape 4, and in fact, has dropped support for a bunch of old netscape features in favor of the msie equivelents.