Re: Chelume - My Conlang website up.

En réponse à Caleb Hines :


>Is that a problem? I've only used it to keep a single consistent
>navigational bar across the top. I thought all modern browsers supported
>frames?
I don't know a single webbrowser that doesn't support frames, and I've 
never understood the complaints against them. I find them myself rather 
neat. On the other hand, the current evolution of HTML I'm firmly against. 
Complicating things needlessly so that it becomes impossible to code HTML 
by hand without using an IDE is not my idea of progress.

>Darn non-IE browsers.
I'd rather say "darn IE" since it's IE which is not following standards, 
rather than other browsers.

>  Can't they all just get along? I don't have access to
>any other browsers at home to test it with (except a reeeally old version
>of Netscape which I rarely use and whcih doesn't allow stylesheets at all
>and which chokes on most JavaScript). I could try testing the pages with
>the current version of Netscape at school in a couple of days, but I'm not
>sure how much it will help. Won't it either look good in one browser and
>bad in another, or vice-versa? I figured so many people use IE I might as
>well cater to the vast majority.
Rather, you should keep with the standards. They are there for a reason. 
Not so many people use IE as you might think (not a problem for me, Opera 
shows up the page perfectly).

Christophe Grandsire.

http://rainbow.conlang.free.fr

You need a straight mind to invent a twisted conlang. 

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