Re: Displaying a Fixed image in iUI

2013-01-23 Thread Remi Grumeau
body *:not(.toolbar) This CSS code targets all body childnodes (aka divs, forms, ul, …) without the .toolbar class set. Which means all screens. They are all hidden by default, and the attribute selected=true tells iUI which one should be displayed. That's why if you add your #cornerImage

Re: Displaying a Fixed image in iUI

2013-01-23 Thread Jeff (iUI Noob)
Awesome, thanks Remi! I read body *:not(.toolbar) as anything in the body that is not of the toolbar class and knew that that is what I had to overcome. I tried body *:not(.toolbar,.cornerImage) to no avail (I didn't bother to check CSS3 docs, I just gave it a shot.) I hadn't thought to not

Re: Displaying a Fixed image in iUI

2013-01-23 Thread Jeff (iUI Noob)
Working solution (big thanks to Remi!) style #cornerImage { display: block; position: fixed; top: auto; bottom: 0px; left: auto; right: 0px; width: 100px; min-height: 60px; } /style img id=cornerImage src=cornerImage.png In iUI, all of the CSS declarations shown are

Re: Displaying a Fixed image in iUI

2013-01-22 Thread Hello Gurus
Well … what do you mean by this code does not work ? Image does not display or it does not show at the position you want? Absolute position is always tricky on mobile screens, note that position: fixed is supported in iOS since iOS5 only. It also works pretty bad on Android until 2.3. But if

Re: Displaying a Fixed image in iUI

2013-01-22 Thread Jeff (iUI Noob)
Sorry, let me clarify... This code works fine on my sites such as FJRRally.com/CFR when displayed on iOS 5 and 6 devices. Of course, the image is quite small as the site is not a mobile site (I was thinking of making an iUI version of the site.) It does exhibit some interesting behaviour when