Just what I have been looking for -- fast, conserves computer resources, "lean and mean" -- and pretty good standards compliance, but .....

It is not rendering my hyperlinks correctly as follows .....

Requires mouse clicking in the window field in advance to activate hyperlinks.

Visited previously: PURPLE -- does not work at all

Latest visited: LIGHT BLUE Hi-Lite -- does not work at all

Mouse hover: YELLOW Hi-Lite -- floods beyond the hyperlink boundary horizontally

Please check my page .....

http://www.brazilcacticult.org/hyperlinks.htm

..... for exemplars.

My hyperlinks function correctly in MSIE 5.5, 6.1 and Opera 5.x

If the links problem is fixed it will be a super Browser for me.

(I posted a similar message on the "bugs" page)

James Pickering
Tucson, Arizona

Brazilian Cacti in Cultivation: http://www.brazilcacticult.org/
Tools for Web Page Authors: http://www.brazilcacticult.org/wf.htm
Practical Italic Writing: http://www.brazilcacticult.org/corsiva.htm

~ W3C Validated XHTML 1.0 and CSS
~ Accessible to People with Disabilities
(W3C WAI/WCAG 1.0 compliance level AAA)

I checked out your page. Unless I missed something everything seems to work fine.
NTP

Thanks for checking NTP -- in particular, were visited links purple?

JP

'visited links' aren't functional on this release (0.6) due to the lack of a history module... there was a way to set it up in 0.5, but it seems to be temporarily out of service... i'm sure it'll be back, though. other than that, i couldn't see any of the problems you described, either.

oh, and having to click on the page is a larger, known issue that doesn't have so much to do specifically with links as it does with window focus in general... i'm sure that will be getting fixed soon, too.

--- po

Thanks for the info, po.

I do hope that the "visited links" issue is fixed , for many of the visitors to my Photo Gallery pages use them extensively when browsing the lists.

JP