[Gloucs] Testing wierd browsers...

[Guy Edwards]

On Thu, 2002-08-29 at 16:59, Sean Keane wrote:
> Well, it works in w3m (0..2.1) at least...
> I've made a screenshot of each page in case of interest and I'll put the 
> archive somewhere convenient of someone is.
> There're the ALTs for the curves visible, and some of the text looks less 
> than optimal, but it's certainly usable now.

I'll hide the images tonight in the CSS by making it a background to the
cell that holds the image. (I think that made sence) ...if its not been
done already - checks.. - no, I'll have a go now then. I wasn't going to
work on the site for a little while as there's a real chance that we'll
knock some really big project off the frontpage of SourceForge which
would be kind of cheeky :-). We're now in the top 127 out of 46,000 last
I looked, and we're only just finishing the first week :-)

I've got a swanky new book on CSS2 which is "Eric Meyer on CSS" by the
author of the same name.It's really clear and quite advanced from the
start but it talks you through really well. Talks about what settings
will knacker Mozilla, IE or IE on the MAC and how to correct it so it
appears the same in all. Would recommend it to anyone who loves/hates
CSS.

You got any other funcky old browsers at your place? I haven't tried
Konqueror 2.x yet or Opera 5 etc. Has anyone got a really unusual web
browser at all?

Guy