(Oops! I accidentally deleted the other article (I was trying to delete
my own reply to that article, not the article itself). Well, never mind.)

  I decided to try a slightly different approach. I don't have Netscape4
myself, but I asked a friend of mine to send me a couple of snapshots.
I think that the new navigation bar should look just like a bunch of
regular links at the left of the page.
  In Mozilla and IE the new navigation bar should look almost identical,
except that in Mozilla it stays fixed with respect to the viewport (this
shouldn't be a problem in IE nor Netscape 4; there it just doesn't stay
fixed).

  Could you please test this version and give me some comments? Thanks.

  By the way, I apologize for the flamewar in the other thread. I still
think that Netscape 4 is dead, but if this new approach for the navbar
does not mess up the page there, then good.

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