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I want to make sure that my frameset always loads in a new window? Also, does anyone know how to make the css link hover effect in Netscape?
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If you mean load in a new window from another site, tvanbart suggested this in another thread:
<script language="javascript"> if (parent.frames.length != 0) { tpo.location.href = document.location; } As far as css link hover in netscape 4.x - it doesn't work. |
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Thanks for quoting me ;-)
wrt link hover effects: there is a way to do it in Netscape, but it involves putting every link in a separate div, and rewriting the contents of the DIV on a mouseOver (and again on a mouseOut). I tried it but found that it does not work very well in either IE5 or NS4.7 if you mouse over the links with any speed. You can find the code at http://www.dansteinman.com/dynduo/ ; the only alternative is making the links as GIF images, and reloading those with one of the many rollover scripts available. Success, Ton |
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