Re: [ANNOUNCEMENT] HTML_TreeMenu-1.0 (stable)Released.

At 14:31 17/06/02 +0200, Pierre-Alain Joye wrote:

Maybe you look from the wrong side ;). By definition, you do not know what the client allows or not. Starting here, you have to propose a suitable alternative (undestand static way) to whatever enhancement you make in your application, except for closed and under control environment (an intranet). You cannot force user to allow js, flash, java,... in fact you can, but you will lost visitors.

No, but CSS is a basic standard of the W3C. I've used it widely throughout the latest version of my site http://narrow-gauge.co.uk and to be honest I don't care how it looks in Netscape 4.X - the content is still visible, the site is usable, it just doesn't look as nice. I hardly ever use javascript in a website, and always provide an alternative. Flash, Java... uggh (although now I've got ADSL I can appreciate Flash more). There's a difference between using basic standards and (what are most of the time) useless eye candy. Peter. --oOo-- Narrow Gauge on the web - photos, directory and forums! http://www.narrow-gauge.co.uk --oOo-- Glenbranter - Scottish narrow gauge in 009 http://glenbranter.narrow-gauge.co.uk --oOo--