disaster-master — Tue, 27 Nov 2001 18:47:49 +0000

I had asked a similar quesiton a while back and have put the link to my thread below. Although I never did resolve my problem, maybe some of the suggestions that I got will be of some help you.

I have text links at the bottom of my pages but there is still a blank space where the DHTML menu should go in older browsers. I had thought about just putting text links there anyway but I think that may confuse people for whom the menu works. The text links would be visible for new browsers until the menu loads and the visitor would want to know what the heck was that behind the menu.

Megan — Tue, 27 Nov 2001 14:14:37 +0000

Just create a separate menu with just text links. These are usually done horizontally at the bottom of the page. It's alsoi beneficial on longer pages becuase people don't have to scroll all the way back to the top if they want to go someplace else.

It's just like that bottom frame on your site with Member's Corner | Forum | etc. except they should be done in text rather than graphics (another problem with those morons that did this). You could alsways put your whole text navigation in that frame but I think that isn't noticeable enough smooshed down there at the bottom. Maybe if you widened that frame a little bit it would work.