Go to the url above and find that the layout is broken. It's likely to be an evangelism issue. Only IE can render the page as intended. Interpark.com is a Korean amazon.com
Below is a JS snippet. It relies on document.all to do different things for IE (document.all) and Netscape 4.x (document.layers) !! Their clock must have stopped in 1998. Sigh ! A random idea : Can we introduce a limited support for 10-yr old non-standard document.layers in a quirk mode? ---------------------------- if (document.all) { layerRef='document.all' styleRef='.style.' } else if (document.layers) { layerRef='document.layers' styleRef='.' } // show DIV function showLayer(lname) { eval(layerRef+'["'+lname+'"]'+styleRef+'display="block"'); } // hide DIV function hideLayer(lname) { eval(layerRef+'["'+lname+'"]'+styleRef+'display="none"'); } ----------------------------
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Apparently, the site has been revised to work better with modern browsers. The layout is not broken any more. There's one 'behavior' issue that does not seem quite right, but I have to try the site with (an old version of) MSIE and see what their intent was.