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Message: [QUOTE="Nicolai P. Zwar, post: 689195"] Of course, content is king, but sometimes design or multimedia _is_ the (main) content. While I would say that the web shouldn't be a "multimedia playground" _only_, I do believe that multimedia on the web has its place and purpose. I accept that there's a multitude of Users out there with a multitude of different attitudes and demands. Obviously, the W3C page caters to a different audience than Barbie.com, yet they are both part of the Web, both have their purposes, and I've got no problem with that. Thanks, that's quite helpful. I already have reference books in which N4 compatible CSS tags that supposedly work in N4 are listed, but it's very practical to have an HTML doc at hand. I agree, personally I have dropped N4 already quite some time ago. Now I have to re-install it to check what can be done with it. Are there problems when installing Netscape 4 on Windows XP that already has a Netscape/Mozilla installation? Anybody knows? -- Nicolai Zwar -- [URL]http://www.nicolaizwar.com[/URL] "I don't post off-topic digests. I consistently ask the antagonists what their postings have to do with classical music, which happens to be the topic of this newsgroup." (Dr. David J. Tholen, Astronomer, in his "Antagonists Digest, Volume 2452972, posted in rec.music.classical) [/QUOTE]