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    Cool DIV tag

    hi to all!!!

    i create a html page with div tag when i open it with IE it's shows scroll bar with DIV but when i open it with NetScape it's not..

    is DIV tag fully support on NetScape or not..

    thanks

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    Netscape doesn't show the coloured scroll bars.
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    What code are you using, DIV is fully supported in NS (at least version 6+, don't know about 4 or earlier, but I think they're alright too).

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    Cool

    thanks all

    solved..

    the div support but ilayer did not..

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    <DIV> is only supported in version 6 of Netscape, when coding for any version previous to this, you need to use the <LAYER> tag as the <DIV> option is not available.

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    Frenzied Member Rick Bull's Avatar
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    Are you sure? I think DIV is support in NS4 and earlier, you're not mixing it up with IFRAME are you?

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    <DIV> was supported by NS 4.x, but only when you set position to absolute.

    But who uses NS4.x anyway?
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    <div> has been around for a while and was included in Netscape 4. But, it's useless due to the lack of CSS. Netscape 4 uses it's own <layer> tag which was deprecated in 6.
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    Ah that makes more sense, I didn't think it was unsupported in NS 4.

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