Button and OnClick not OK in Netscape 4.7 ? Or is it the CSS ?

[Phil Di Guillielmo]

Hello,

A person who was interested in my site, http://users.tijd.com/fiwi, told me
she could not use the buttons at the top of the page.
She tells me : "Netscape 4.7 does NOT work with your website".

The code behind the button is
<button onClick="document.location.href='us_bastogne/Index.htm'"
style="color: #FFFF00; background-color: #996633; width=100">
Bastogne...</button>

This works fine in Internet Explorer, and I wonder if other Netscape users
are having the same trouble.

I also use a CSS with these properties on buttons :
BUTTON
{
BORDER-RIGHT: 1pt solid;
BORDER-TOP: 1pt solid;
FONT-SIZE: 8pt;
BORDER-LEFT: 1pt solid;
BORDER-BOTTOM: 1pt solid;
FONT-STYLE: normal;
FONT-FAMILY: Arial, Arial, Helvetica
}

Can anyone tell me if they experience these same problems in Netscape
Navigator and if they do, how to resolve the problem please ?

Thanks,

Phil

remove_fil...@advalvas.be (for mailing : remove the "remove_"
statement please)

[Phil Di Guillielmo]

I think I might use a one-row table with some formatting instead + url's.
Thanks for helping.
Phil

"Markus Ernst" <dere...@yahoo.com> schreef in bericht
news:b359mb$t8...@ripley.netscape.com...
> > I changed every button to <INPUT type=button> and all buttons TOGETHER
> > between ONE <Form> and </Form>
> > Together, because I want them to stay side by side. If I use <form>
with
> > every button then they are under eachother.
>
> In my Netscape 4.5 on Win XP they still are under each other.
>
> > I surely want my buttons, ore maybe even hyperlinks instead of buttons
> > eventually,
> > to look a bit the way they are now on the site... (colors, border,...)
>
> You have a problem in all css browsers: The cursor does not change to a
> pointer when you hover the buttons, but as you change their looks with
css,
> they do not look like buttons either. So there is no indication for the
> users that they can click there. It looks like they were only graphical
> elements with no function behind.
>
> If I were you I would prefer to
> - either make text links that look exactly as your buttons look like now,
> but the cursor changes to a pointer
> - or make buttons that look like buttons usually look like (with no css on
> them)
>
> --
> Markus
>
>