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s a class assignment am looking for a site that would serve as a good
example of layers in use. any suggestions?
example of layers in use. any suggestions?
frank said:s a class assignment am looking for a site that would serve as a good
example of layers in use. any suggestions?
Beauregard said:"Layers" is an antiquated term used first, I believe, by ancient
versions of Netscape. Somewhere way back in the Dark Ages. If your
instructor is using that term, please advise hir to kindly move forward.
Or get a refund from the course.
You probably want to learn about "<div>".
"Layers" is an antiquated term used first, I believe, by ancient
versions of Netscape. Somewhere way back in the Dark Ages. If your
instructor is using that term, please advise hir to kindly move forward.
Or get a refund from the course.
You probably want to learn about "<div>".
frank said:s a class assignment am looking for a site that would serve as a good
example of layers in use. any suggestions?
"Layers" is an antiquated term used first, I believe, by ancient
versions of Netscape. Somewhere way back in the Dark Ages. If your
instructor is using that term, please advise hir to kindly move forward.
Or get a refund from the course.
You probably want to learn about "<div>".
s a class assignment am looking for a site that would serve as a good
example of layers in use. any suggestions?
Beauregard said:"Layers" is an antiquated term
Bergamot said:but perpetuated by Dreamweaver.
I believe it uses that term for any absolutely positioned div. Evil
things they are, too, at least in the wrong hands.
but perpetuated by Dreamweaver.
I believe it uses that term for any absolutely positioned div. Evil
things they are, too, at least in the wrong hands.
Andy said:So would you go so far as to say not only that "Layers is an obsolete
term", but even that "a good
example of layers in use" is an a priori impossibility? (Asssuming
that we regard any and all teaching of absolute positioning in initial
web design classes to be a bad thing).
Bergamot said:but perpetuated by Dreamweaver.
Which brings up that there must be some good uses also. The most
common I can think of would be for javascript "flyout" navigation
Jeff said:I think we've all seen newbie web designs that are all absolutely
positioned.
Beauregard said:"Layers" is an antiquated term used first, I believe, by ancient
versions of Netscape. Somewhere way back in the Dark Ages. If your
instructor is using that term, please advise hir to kindly move forward.
Or get a refund from the course.
You probably want to learn about "<div>".
cthornquist said:Oh dear! I haven't been to this newsgroup (nor any other newsgroup) in
at least 5-6 years. The same people are here...and being just as rude as
I remember them Don't answer the guy...just make fun of his teacher=/
Ummm...was it Reply? Or Reply All?
Carla said:Beauregard,
If you promise to go easy on me, I have a question about layers, too. I
don't even know what a layer is, but I want you to look at a website
(maybe two) and just give me the correct terminology for what they are
doing. Is posting of links to sites allowed?
I believe it's done in FLASH, so maybe you can suggest a different
newsgroup instead.
And, can someone please remove my email addy?
Thank you so much. I'll send the links after I get the ok from you.
Delete? What's the question?
If you were talking about e-mailing directly to Beauregard, then my
earlier advice is moot. If that's not what you mean, then the verb you
want to use is "post," not "send."
Nothing against Beauregard, but why does *he* get to decide eveything
all of a sudden?
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