well, thanks guys, I'll work on that later.
and, actually cal, you're wrong. It's not proprietary **** from IE. It's netscape 4's problem. "Cursor" is standard CSS, netscape 4 doesnt support it. Netscape 4 is pure shite, you see. Doesn't support anything, and that layer tag shite is useless. In NS6 they drop the layer tags and start complying with the W3, as IE has been doing. I'll bet you $5 that 'cursor' works in NS6.
And, interestingly enough, "cursor:hand" is wrong, according to the W3's online CSS validator. It's supposed to be "pointer", but I tried that and it doesnt work. Go figure.
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-david
I wish the milkman would deliver my milk.
In the morning.
