Dave Goodchild wrote:
> http://www.web-buddha.co.uk.
> I have used absolute positioning to centre the content and allow
> clear viewing in 800 X 600, I do use floats also but preferred this
> method in this case. I have noticed that when you resize to 800 X 600
> in IE the content stretches further than the viewport vertically,
> which is fine, but there is no browser scrollbar (IE6) so you can't
> scroll down? Any ideas? Is this a flaw in my design?
I don't think IE is any good at providing scrollbars to content outside
body, and body is really short on that page - about a third of the
wrapper-height.
One way to solve it is to provide a body-height...
* html body {height: 600px;}
While I was at it I also found the 'IE/win em font-resizing bug' in
there, so adding...
html {font-size: 100%;}
...might give better results if such options are applied.
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Sidenote: my Lynx dislike that 'older' message, as Lynx is a quite
standard-compliant browser that'll beat most of the browsers that won't
get to see that message.
Also: the browser campaign you're linking to has ended a long time ago.
A regular link to <http://browsehappy.com/> would at least lead somewhere.
Maybe you should change the message to refer to degree of CSS-support
instead... or just delete it..?
regards
Georg
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http://www.gunlaug.no
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