I want to make love to opera

Here's the block of HTML code...specifies that this table cell is supposed to be 175px wide

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http://66.56.105.80/opera3.gif

That's opera...that's not even CLOSE to 175px!! ***??

In IE however...

http://66.56.105.80/ie3.gif

That's 175px TO THE NUMBER.

That's just the closest example I can find...anyone else got any others they want to show me?

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Originally posted by jpbtennisman


Oh so now your saying IE isn't W3C compliant?

I'm sure it's just as compliant if not more than Opera!

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Well to a degree but it uses extra non-standard features!

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Originally posted by sail3005


what major issues?

i thought netscape was better than IE? in all my tests it has been...

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<a href="#" onmouseover="Layer1.style.visibility = 'visible';"><img

src="http://www.domain.com/image.jpg"></a>

<div id=Layer1 style="position: absolute; width: 150px; height: 150px; background: black; color:

white; visibility: hidden;">blah blah</div>

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Works fine in IE. Doesn't budge in Opera. Had to go with a regular old boring mouseover navbar instead of a fancy drop down menu.

:rolleyes: I hate netscape. Opera is TOLERABLE..but i wouldn't use it..Netscape is pure ****.

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Originally posted by Beacon


Well to a degree but it uses extra non-standard features!

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What's wrong with extra stuff? the more the merrier :)

Not if it inst supported by others.

It's like making a road only built for Dunlop tyres!

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Originally posted by Beacon
Not if it inst supported by others.

It's like making a road only built for Dunlop tyres!

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I guess you could blame it on Microsoft, but you mostly can blame it on the ones who design the sites like that.

joe shmoe doesn't know better though

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Originally posted by sail3005
joe shmoe doesn't know better though

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Joe Shmoe doesn't design websites, and Joe Shmoe who uses IE is guaranteed compatibility with most web sites...

I know it may not be fair but that's the way the world is? Might as well use the browser that works best.

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Originally posted by jpbtennisman


I guess you could blame it on Microsoft, but you mostly can blame it on the ones who design the sites like that.

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OMG, I actually agree with him. A comparision would would probably be drug dealers and drug users. Just because its being offered, doesn't mean you need to use it.

Thats a poor comparison crpt!

I know plently of ppl who can sort of code in say vbscript, html etc but dont know much about programming.
They dont know the difference they just use MS Frontpage and voila they have a web site they dont know anything about browsers and rendering and crap.

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Originally posted by Beacon
Thats a poor comparison crpt!

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Meh, what do I know?

:p