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Message: [QUOTE="Michael Winter, post: 4731539"] You should probably be using the style object. A spacer GIF? See below. If you need some spacing, place a top margin on the link, or a bottom margin on the image. Don't hack with non-breaking spaces and font sizes. The Web should be moving past that rubbish now. A hash (#) is required to prefix three- or six digit hexadecimal colour codes. Don't use pt, px, or any other fixed measurement for font sizes. It makes text affected by them impossible to resize in some browsers. Use ems or percentages instead. That should be: font-family: Arial, sans-serif; As a general comment, why the piecemeal approach to CSS? Everything that you seem to be attempting can be done with CSS[1] yet you've got some presentational HTML, some CSS, and some HTML hacks that you'd only expect from errant WYSIWYG programs like FrontPage. Documents should now be written with Strict HTML and CSS, unless it's a legacy page that would take too much effort to fix, or that needs to be Transitional for some other reason. Be forward-looking, not stuck in the past! It shouldn't be. Netscape's JavaScript implementation is completely separate from Microsoft's. Any changes to one should have no effect on the other. I have SP2 and Netscape executes scripts with no problem. I assume you've checked for error messages? By selecting it in the options. :P Seriously though, write a very small, simple test page. A lone alert will do. If you get nothing, consider reinstalling Netscape. Good luck, Mike [1] Yes that includes the mouse-over, but it won't be supported by IE so we'll ignore that for the time being. [/QUOTE]

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