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on... | the God of the ocean »  the fragmented web  A few days
ago, I downloaded a copy of Netscape 4, just to see how my main
page looked in it. It was a sight, and I don't mean a good one.
Things were out of place. The type wasn't the right size. The
page just didn't look right.  Now, I'm not a great web designer
by any means, and I haven't logged the hours doing it that
others have. I've just heard horror stories of designers that
toil hours on end designing graphics with "invisible" spacers so
that they get positioned just so. I've heard of all means of
workarounds that they had to implement just so that people could
all view the page roughly the same way.  But I could identify
with them just a little more when I took a look at my site using
Netscape 4.  There are a lot of ways that you can make it so
that everyone can view the page the same way. You can write
multiple pages and have it so that the browser the user's using
is determined and t