Erin Doak schrieb:
> I like your work. Here are a few suggestions.
>
> If the link to activate the greybox is near the bottom of the page and the
> page had to be scrolled to show the link, the greybox will appear not in the
> middle of the visible window but back up near the top.
>
> If the page has scrollbars and the user scrolls the page while the greybox is
> visible the overlay is shown to not cover the entire page.
>
> A horizontal scroll bar appears in FF.
>
> If the page is scrolled with the greybox visible the greybox does not
> recenter itself.
I solved that for my lightbox very simply. Most greybox/lightbox
solutions center the box dynamically, i.e. it has to be recentered on
scroll and resize. That's clumsy.
Simply use a fixed positioning and you can get rid of the event handlers
completely. Example:
.greybox {
position: fixed;
top: 50%;
left: 50%;
}
You then only need to push the box half of its width and height to the
left/top via negative margin. This needs to be done via JavaScript if
these values are dynamic, i.e. in the show/positioning function.
IE6 needs extra care, but you can emulate the fixed positioning with
dynamic properties.
I have posted a complete solution a while ago here, if you are interested...
-- Klaus
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