Mimi Huang wrote:
Thanks for the link. I really like having the left column staying in
place, that's why I used fixed. But I certainly don't like having parts
of the menu off screen and useless!
That's the tradeoff with using "position: fixed;". It's a good CSS
replacement for the frames effect, but unlike frames, "position:
fixed;" does not scroll when it runs out of room, so you could be left
with cut off content.
Bummer. Other pages (not up on the site yet) have longer collections of
navigation links ...
BTW, does anyone else see what looks like a dark purple line above the
left column and just below the bottom border of the header?
I see the pink bottom border that you put on the "reporttitle" div,
but that's about it. It's the same in Opera, Safari, and Firefox (all
Mac).
Hokay, must be a display artifact on my system. On longer lists of
links, if I scroll up and down fast, horizontal lines get drawn across
the leftcol div, but they disappear as soon as I switch away from the
browser and switch back. Guess it's time to see about updating the old
video drivers! ;-)
(FYI, IE5/Mac doesn't display your styles at all, in case you
weren't aware.)
Thanks, I didn't know that. I just glanced at it in PCIE5.5 today, and
the text under the header is practically touching the header text above
it and the background color behind the "h" in hawaii is overlapping the
lower part of the letter "a" above it ...
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