Hello, Alcar.
Looking into the code of your web page, I noticed that you (or the program you use to edit the page) make use of a STYLE element called "absolute positioning" a lot of times. It was reported that Netscape Navigator 4.X (4.0 up to 4.7) can't handle absolute positioning if the block being positioned have an < a > < / a > HTML element. Netscape Navigator 6 and above doesn't have this problem.
My advice: To position elements in a page, try to use TABLES (you can put tables inside tables with a relative freedom)
This code, for instance, won't work in Nestacep 4.x, because you have an < a > < / a > HTML element within a block that is absolutely positioned.
< div id="layer1" style="position:absolute;left:18;top:149;" >
< a href="http://www.oddworld.com">Oddworld.com< / a >
< / div >
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