On Nov 30, 2009, at 11:03 AM, Tom Chadwin wrote:
> ...snip...
> Only GUI blip I can see so far (IE7/PC) is that the bottom fragment
> (less than one line, as far as I can tell) of the log is not
> displayed, and there is no vertical scrollbar (so I can't tell if more
> lines are truncated below this) - I can get a screenshot to someone if
> helpful, and will look at it myself tomorrow. Hopefully I can start
> delving tomorrow in proper depth.
Tom,
I see your issue, it's a IW7 bug of sorts. I see a couple of ways to 'fix' it.
The issue is in the web interface style.css file, pre {} section...
The crux is I added the line...
overflow-Y: hidden; /*--Hides vertical scroll created by IE--*/
Which kept IE from adding the annoying vertical scroll bars for no reason, so
it acts like every other browser on planet earth.
Well, after I did that, I 'cleaned-up' an extra blank line added to the end of
every PRE section, much more tidy.
Per your report, it appears that IE does not resize the PRE section to allow
for the horizontal scrollbar, so the bottom-most line now gets partially
clipped.
I see two solutions:
1) Remove the "overflow-Y: hidden;" line, then IE will also show the annoying
vertical scrollbar that will allow the clipped line to be viewed. This is a
non-standard style-sheet option anyway.
2) Add back the extra blank line at the end of every PRE section and make all
other browser users suffer for IE problems.
Any suggestions?
Lonnie
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