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As far as the markup for including the LUGNET buttons and banners on a web page
is concerned, the target= attribute of the <a> tag is deprecated in HTML 4.01
and XHTML 1.0. While I explore how to replace the exact functionality of the
target="_top" attribute, I will make do with a JavaScript event handler to open
LUGNET in a new page:
<a href="http://www.lugnet.com/"
onclick="window.open('http://www.lugnet.com/');return false">
In lugnet.admin.general, Constantine Hannaher writes:
> With respect to the LUGNET buttons available at
> http://www.lugnet.com/admin/logo/buttons/ I have discovered that Netscape 6
> does not display the text associated with the alt= attribute but will display
> (in the manner that other browsers show the alt= text) the string associated
> with the core HTML/XHTML attribute title=. Accordingly, in my own personal use
> of these buttons and banners, I have added the title= attribute to the <IMG>
> tag with the same text as for the alt= attribute. I suggest, as convenient,
> that the button page be updated to include the title= attribute.
>
> Heading more into geek-y territory, I have actually established a class
> selector for the buttons and banners to move the border, height, and width
> attributes into a stylesheet since Netscape Communicator 4 goes completely
> wacko upon encountering an IMG tag with an inline style.
>
> Constantine
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