Thomas Thomas wrote:
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http://matthew16.free.fr/portfolio/test-ie-bug.html
Try to click on link 2 than 3 in Mozilla, u can see the footer the 2nd is at
the bottom of content,
then for 3 (the content is lower than the viewport's height) footer goes at
bottom of viewport.
But in IE6 when u click 2 then 3, the footer stays at bottom of content 2,
which is then display:none when user clicks 3
it doesn't adapt at the 3 height
Same when u click first to 2 then 1 for example, the two pages have both
footer under content since content is higher than viewport, but the footer
won't adapt.
I extracted all the unecessery code from my website where I have the
original problem :
http://matthew16.free.fr/portfolio/
Any ideas would be very appreciated !!!
Thank u !
This is not a JS list. See
http://css-discuss.incutio.com/?page=OffTopic
You are dynamically changing the content of #container by displaying
#content_1 or _2 or _3.
To remind IE6 that it has to redraw the container, add
var divObjP = document.getElementById('container');
divObjP.style.background = '0 0';
to
function changeContent(nb)
Or something that looks more like JS than I am able to code.
background-position: 0 0; can be used for redraw problems with the
:hover state in IE.
You are already using '0px 240px' on your original page, so actually,
you'd probably have to repeat your declaration
divObjP.style.background= '#979797 url(yourpath/degr.gif) repeat-x
scroll 0px 240px';
Your page takes seconds to switch from one content to another.
Ingo
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