Does anyone know whether <DIV> tag + Style Sheet (to specify the visibility and layer positioning) work in opera browser for BeOS? I want to use layers with style sheet to
dynamically show/hide a layer. This works in IE and Netscape using <DIV> tags. As a matter of fact, Opera on Windows OS also works. But the same code didn't work in
Opera browser on BeOS. Does anyone have any clues on this or know how to tackle this problem?
Please give me some hints! Thank you so much!
Yi-Fon
Opera for BeOS is based on the 3.6 codebase, with supports CSS1.
Support for positioning, part of CSS2, was introduced only later in
the 4.0 codebase.
Hiding and showing stuff with JavaScript can't be done in 3.6. You can
use the CSS1 style 'display:none;', but that's also not scriptable so
it doesn;t help you much.
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well, Opera 5.0 beta 6/linux was able to display http://www.monografias.com/indexdhtml.shtml 's moving layer correctly. beta 7 doesn't render it at all. =( already posted this
on a bug report. and somewhere else.