DHTML menu In fact there is no LAYER tag but document.layers array...

This page works without errors. This code does not throw any exceptions related to document.layers as can be seen in the JavaScript console. The code qualifies access to the document.layers object by testing for the existence of document.layers and does not access document.layers if it does not exist. The code will use document.getElementById if it exists and works properly in Mozilla 0.8.1. Note that this code is 'Macromedia' generated code and is probably from Dreamweaver. Dreamweaver has a compatibility extension that provides support for Mozilla/Netscape 6 and is available for download from their site. Marking invalid.

This may not be a layer related bug but there is a problem relating to the layout involving <div>. On the left where it says "German", this section should have a blue background color and should be separate from the top left section where it says, "return on investment", which has an orange color background. Under Mozilla, the "German" section is mixed in with the "Return on investment" section. Looks OK on Comm 4.76 & IE 5.5. Re-opening for a different reason.

The top banner also needs to end where the left image "Return on investment" ends.

What build are you using, Kat?

3/29/2001 Win32 build.

It turns out that this page lays out OK on NS 6.0/Mozilla M18. This could be a regression.

DHTML menu in my N6.01/win is a complete mess. Seems like drawing / rendering problems.

Reassigning evangelism bugs to bclary@netscape.com.

I do not see the layout related problems. The menu system works if you allow time for the images to completely load. The site uses a mixture of different versions of Dreamweaver code. They have upgraded their MM_ code although it is not clear from the version numbers if they did a complete upgrade. Marking fixed. If this site has additional CSS/Layout problems please open a new bug on the CSS issue only. Thanks, Bob

All Evangelism Bugs are now in the Product Tech Evangelism. See bug 86997 for details.

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