What is this class in Web site menu code?

[may_hem1]

Hi, could you please help me decipher this Web site menu code?

<td><a href="http://www.mysite.com" class="menulink" class=&{ns4class};>Click here</a></td>

I understand that I have to look in the style sheet for the class called "menulink", and this is ok, but what is the "ns4class"? I didn't find that listed in the style sheet.

Thanks for your help,

May

[Shap]

Not sure, but I believe it is the programs what of finding the CSS on your computer.?.?

[blufive]

<td><a href="http://www.mysite.com" class="menulink" class=&{ns4class};>Click here</a></td>

If you're seeing that in a browser's "view source", then there's some sort of server-side error. Where are you seeing this?

[MikeFoster]

I'm not sure, but I don't think it is well supported any more.

From the Netscape Javascript Guide:

Using JavaScript Expressions as HTML Attribute Values

Using JavaScript entities, you can specify a JavaScript expression as the value of an HTML attribute.

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You may already be familiar with HTML character entities by which you can define characters with special numerical codes or names by preceding the name with an ampersand (&) and terminating it with a semicolon (;).

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JavaScript entities also start with an ampersand (&) and end with a semicolon (;). Instead of a name or number, you use a JavaScript expression enclosed in curly braces {}. You can use JavaScript entities only where an HTML attribute value would normally go. For example, ...

<HR WIDTH="&{barWidth};%" ALIGN="LEFT">