----- Original Message -----
Sent: Friday, March 02, 2001 6:12
PM
Subject: Re: [Dynapi-Help]
Creative-Workshop.com Beta 2
The toolbar menu works fine for me
now.
For the logo bit, maybe you can add cursor=hand
so it's obvious that the logo does something, and then the anti text selecting
code incase it's dragged anyway.
Something like this:
logo.
{e.getTarget().css.cursor='hand'}
logo.
{e.getTarget().css.cursor='auto'}
logo.
{
if (is.ie)
document.body.onselectstart = function() { return false }
}
logo.
{
if (is.ie)
document.body.onselectstart = null
}
(just ideas, untested)
A sound idea
non-the-less
I noticed the toolbar looks funny if the browser
window is very small, maybe you want to hide the logo if the window is under a
certain width, to prevent it covering the menu.
Thanks for reminding me, I'm
supposed to scale the logog if the screen width is less than 800
The scroll is *much* better like this, can this
be applied to the part between the scroll_knob and the buttons as
well?
I considered it, but I thought it
may be overkill..
Looks like I'm going to have to
re-build the scrollbar (too bulky)
You know: just so that certain
event listeners and object are not created unless the codes enables the
related functionality
Tell me when to stop making suggestions
;O)
Um.. never?
I REALLY suck at testing. (I'm
still getting calls on the first ecommerce site I did..)
So having a critical third-party
give the site a good workout not only helps find bug I didn't (like the popup
at bottom of page deal) It also ensures a lake of total embarassment when I
demo the latest 'version' to the boss, (or to potential clients)
Doug
