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Tyla wrote:
Don't foget you content for those who dont
> support frames other wise how will they navigate?
you write: "your browser is pants - please upgrade to a browser that was created within the last 10 years, thanks"
Don't foget you content for those who dont
> support frames other wise how will they navigate?
you write: "your browser is pants - please upgrade to a browser that was created within the last 10 years, thanks"
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I think frames are great ... it's just the way some people use them which isn't very popular.
But I like the fact that some sites put the links bar in a frame on the left, so once it's loaded, it stays, making download time for the rest of the site quicker.
But I like the fact that some sites put the links bar in a frame on the left, so once it's loaded, it stays, making download time for the rest of the site quicker.
Turbonutter wrote:
> About 16%, but that's rising as more people use Linux. Not becuase everyone on
> *nix uses NS, but they almost certainly use Mozilla which shows up as Netscape.
I just found this:
Browser Stats
Sat Dec 1 00:05:01 2001 - Fri Dec 21 10:55:03 2001 20.5 Days
1. MSIE 5.x 257124902 (68%)
2. MSIE 6.x 68598556 (18%)
3. MSIE 4.x 19418627 (5%)
4. Netscape 4.x 18773012 (5%)
I bet the 5% who use netscape are web designers checking thier work....
> About 16%, but that's rising as more people use Linux. Not becuase everyone on
> *nix uses NS, but they almost certainly use Mozilla which shows up as Netscape.
I just found this:
Browser Stats
Sat Dec 1 00:05:01 2001 - Fri Dec 21 10:55:03 2001 20.5 Days
1. MSIE 5.x 257124902 (68%)
2. MSIE 6.x 68598556 (18%)
3. MSIE 4.x 19418627 (5%)
4. Netscape 4.x 18773012 (5%)
I bet the 5% who use netscape are web designers checking thier work....
I think if you use them properly, then framesets are fine. The best framesets are ones that don't look like one.
About 16%, but that's rising as more people use Linux. Not becuase everyone on *nix uses NS, but they almost certainly use Mozilla which shows up as Netscape.
do you know what percent of people these days actually use netscape?
Darkus wrote:
> Tyla wrote:
Don't foget you content for those who dont
> support
> frames other wise how will they navigate?
you write: "your browser is
> pants - please upgrade to a browser that was created within the last 10 years,
> thanks"
You'd be surprised how many people can't see frames. And a browser under 5 years old is less likely to support them especially as the two major browsers didn't make it a standard until 1995 - 1998.
Frames are bad from several points of veiw, especially the biggy... Useability!! Go for broke with them, but keep it simple and test it on everything.
> Tyla wrote:
Don't foget you content for those who dont
> support
> frames other wise how will they navigate?
you write: "your browser is
> pants - please upgrade to a browser that was created within the last 10 years,
> thanks"
You'd be surprised how many people can't see frames. And a browser under 5 years old is less likely to support them especially as the two major browsers didn't make it a standard until 1995 - 1998.
Frames are bad from several points of veiw, especially the biggy... Useability!! Go for broke with them, but keep it simple and test it on everything.
Tyla wrote:
Don't foget you content for those who dont
> support frames other wise how will they navigate?
you write: "your browser is pants - please upgrade to a browser that was created within the last 10 years, thanks"
Don't foget you content for those who dont
> support frames other wise how will they navigate?
you write: "your browser is pants - please upgrade to a browser that was created within the last 10 years, thanks"
Page: