Gunlaug Sørtun wrote:
> Richard Brown wrote:
>> Also does the 'if' statement in the header file work please? How do
>> I test whether it is working?
>
>
> Yes, the min/max expression is working as intended.
I was a bit quick there, I think.
Yes, it is working :-)
To test it:
1: Make sure IE6 is working with javascript. IE-expressions are
javascript-based.
2: Widen/narrow the window till it reaches and exceed those values.
3: Watch out for any "jumping" at the points where the min/max set in.
If necessary; adjust the values slightly until there's no major jumping.
Don't overdo such "fine-tuning", as IE/win will rarely ever give a
pixel-perfect result when compared to other browsers.
I don't think you'll have to do any further fine-tuning, as it is about
as close to how the good browsers behave as you can possibly get it.
Note: the only advantage such an IE-expression has over pure javascript,
is that the IE-expression tend to act a bit faster and smoother than js
- for whatever reason.
Georg
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