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Posted by mbstevens on 09/03/06 15:46
On Sat, 02 Sep 2006 22:29:55 -0700, DrAbyss78 wrote:
> Hello everyone
>
> Had a couple of mac questions .
>
> One have a webpage here:
>
> http://www.geocities.com/sshumsuper7fan78/JimsFilmationpage.htm
>
> I have been using the <marquee> tag to move a few images around the top
> and the bottom of the page. However, this only seems to work perfectly
> in IE 5 or 6 for Windows. IE 5.2 for MAC OSX loads the page decently, but
> all of the tables have red borders. Strange. The newest version of Safari
> loads the page decently, but the image at the top which is supposed to be
> "bouncing" stays motionless. None of the images even show up in Safari
> 1.03. The highest OS X I can go with as I understand is 10.2, which
> doesn't entirely suit my needs.
>
> Is there a way to make this more browser friendly or should I bite the
> bullet and try to learn Flash and do it this way?
<iro>
I don't really think you should stop with marquees. No page is complete
without a couple of flash animations, a java applet or two, and lots of
DHTML scooting things all over the page. Turn on flashing text
wherever you can, too. Without at least that much animation, people will
think you are too bland to visit. And if a particular browser does not
handle one kind of animation correctly, there will be plenty of other
stuff on the page that it *will* work with. Never, ever let content
interfere with animation and flashy things.
</iro>
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