Hi Peter! The "shaking head" error message is what Mac OS X does on login / startup, when it is not yet determined what language the user is running. This works for most languages -- appart from Greek, where shaking your head sideways is "Yes", while a shake "up/down" is "No". OTOH, that error message on chooseandbook.nhs.uk works on Mac OS X Safari, it moves in from the right, then stays in place. What you have seen is possibly a JavaScript bug.
No I think it's Safari just doing their own implementation: <marquee loop="1" scrollAmount="60" behavior="alternate"> which is yet another reasont to stay away from using the <marquee> tag.
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Hi Peter! The "shaking head" error message is what Mac OS X does on login / startup, when it is not yet determined what language the user is running. This works for most languages -- appart from Greek, where shaking your head sideways is "Yes", while a shake "up/down" is "No". OTOH, that error message on chooseandbook.nhs.uk works on Mac OS X Safari, it moves in from the right, then stays in place. What you have seen is possibly a JavaScript bug.
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No I think it's Safari just doing their own implementation: <marquee loop="1" scrollAmount="60" behavior="alternate">
which is yet another reasont to stay away from using the <marquee> tag.