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It seems to be impossible to get interactive buttons display screen tips in
IE 6.
It displays the already displayed text in the title field of the code.
Firefox does it right.
IE 6 is my primary goal.
Just one more FP feature that does not work.
I'd like to use regular hyperlinks as a substitute.
I can adjust their colors in Page Properties.
Is there any way to turn off the automatic underlining?
XP IE6 w/ service packs 1&2 FP 2003
 
Bill,

Bill gold said:
It seems to be impossible to get interactive buttons display screen tips in
IE 6.

As I said, they show in my IE 6, both the ib's and the text links.
( although not all text links have them )

It displays the already displayed text in the title field of the code.
Firefox does it right.
IE 6 is my primary goal.
Just one more FP feature that does not work.

I don't really think it's an FP issue.

I viewed the source for your page and:
all of the html for the Netfirms adverstisement is contained
between the opening <html> tag and the opening <head> tag
It should be after the opening body tags.

This "could" be part of the issue.

I'd like to use regular hyperlinks as a substitute.
I can adjust their colors in Page Properties.
Is there any way to turn off the automatic underlining?
XP IE6 w/ service packs 1&2 FP 2003

You can do this with inline styles, or by using a CSS stylesheet
A stylesheet is the preferred method.


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Steve Easton
Microsoft MVP FrontPage
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Same here - I see them too

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| Bill,
|
| | > It seems to be impossible to get interactive buttons display screen
| tips in
| > IE 6.
|
| As I said, they show in my IE 6, both the ib's and the text links.
| ( although not all text links have them )
|
|
| > It displays the already displayed text in the title field of the code.
| > Firefox does it right.
| > IE 6 is my primary goal.
| > Just one more FP feature that does not work.
|
| I don't really think it's an FP issue.
|
| I viewed the source for your page and:
| all of the html for the Netfirms adverstisement is contained
| between the opening <html> tag and the opening <head> tag
| It should be after the opening body tags.
|
| This "could" be part of the issue.
|
|
| > I'd like to use regular hyperlinks as a substitute.
| > I can adjust their colors in Page Properties.
| > Is there any way to turn off the automatic underlining?
| > XP IE6 w/ service packs 1&2 FP 2003
|
| You can do this with inline styles, or by using a CSS stylesheet
| A stylesheet is the preferred method.
|
|
| --
| Steve Easton
| Microsoft MVP FrontPage
| 95isalive
| This site is best viewed............
| .......................with a computer
|
|
|
|
 
There'a another posting with this exact question from you, refer to further
discussion on that post.
 
thanks steve but its not the answer.
after delving into the code
I find that when creates the interactive buttons it places the Screen tip in
the Title field which Mozilla uses on mouseover (as well as the color change
specified) IE6 uses the alt field to display the screeen tip. There is also
a field called fp-title which duplicates the content of the alt field but
when I empty it, it has no apparent effect

In the links in the bottom shared border (And throughout the site) both
browsers use the title field for the mouseover screen tip.
The netfirms banner placement is a problem I have to deal with.
but causes no APPARENT problem.

bill
 
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