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Webmasta XT

06-05-2002 01:10 AM

what the heck is mozilla?

sidhighwind

06-05-2002 01:58 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by Webmasta XT
what the heck is mozilla?

It is the browser that Netscape is based off it. It is the most standards complient browser out on the market today. go check it out at http://www.mozilla.org

Smoothie

06-05-2002 02:06 AM

It is extremely fast. Blows the doors off Internet Exploiter.

Boofo

06-05-2002 06:18 AM

What would you recommend for the setting for Netscape 6 and 7 and Netscape 4? Set them all to 70 like IE is?

Quote:

Originally posted by Smoothie
Excuse please! Can't this be done by going to admin cp, styles, modify, text width areas? I changed mine to 70 for NS 6.0 to 70 and the text area looks the same as IE now. I'm using Mozilla ver 1 RC3 and the text area looks the same on both IE and Moz.

Smoothie

06-05-2002 07:42 AM

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Originally posted by Boofo
What would you recommend for the setting for Netscape 6 and 7 and Netscape 4? Set them all to 70 like IE is?

That's how I have mine set.

Boofo

06-05-2002 07:48 AM

Done, thanks! :)

Boofo

06-05-2002 08:00 AM

If you can change these settings in the Styles > Modify, why would you need to install this hack? I have them all set to 70 (Thanks goes out to Smoothie for this one). Isn't that basically what your hack does? :)

Internet Explorer 4+
Netscape Navigator 4.x
Netscape Navigator 6.0

Quote:

Originally posted by sidhighwind
Yes it can be done that way but if you get people that come to your forum with netscape 4.x it will look very wierd. That is why I did this hack.

Smoothie

06-05-2002 08:15 AM

I didn't add the hack because the changes in the admin cp/styles/text input area took care of the width problems.

Boofo

06-05-2002 08:18 AM

Anytime I can change a setting that will do what installing a hack does, then I'm with you on this one. :)

Quote:

Originally posted by Smoothie
I didn't add the hack because the changes in the admin cp/styles/text input area took care of the width problems.

Thomas P

06-06-2002 01:14 PM

Thanks, great mod - especially now when Mozilla went Gold,
10x,
-Tom

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