Hello everyone,
Safari (6.02) appears to have an issue with resizing an image in a
floated list after encountering a media query breakpoint.
Test case here:
http://www.joergen-lang.de/testing/resize.html
(see below for code)
When I reduce the window width the images scales down
Eric wrote:
Hi Phillip,
You ran Andy Clarke's site through the validator instead of trying to
understand how the REM unit (the thread's topic) is used in
CSS?! All I can say is that that's just a bit sad. Instead of trying to learn
something your first action is to try to discredit
On Jan 24, 2013, at 7:51 PM, Philippe Wittenbergh e...@l-c-n.com wrote:
Everybody seems to suggest those select menu solutions. I personally find
those horrible to use
Have you looked into other design patterns ? For example some of those listed
under the 'navigation' heading:
At 01:36 -0500 1/25/13, David Laakso wrote:
Neither. As for myself, I plan on taking in a good movie...
That actually sounds like a really good plan, and I encourage it
broadly. The tone of this thread has reached the point that I'm
tempted to end it, but I would like to see the use of
Philippe,
(under example 25 for the width MQ – it applies equally to the REM unit)
Sure, that makes sense as long as a font-size has been set for the root element.
If there is no font-size set on the root element I'm not absolutely sure what
would be used but based on my testing of the REM
I'm not usually a 'hot headed' type and my recent messages are not my usual tone
and will not be my tone going forward. I apologize to all if I lowered the
standards here. I hope I can provide useful information to anyone who
wants/needs it in the future.
Later,
Eric
On 1/25/13 10:02 AM, Eric A. Meyer wrote:
(P.S. Last night/this morning happens to be the eleventh anniversary
of css-discuss. Party hats all 'round!)
...And that would be my cue to feel old. Again.
The good news is that eleven years constitutes a positive testimony to
effective
On 2013-01-25 13:37 (GMT-0500) Eric composed:
Sure, that makes sense as long as a font-size has been set for the root element.
If there is no font-size set on the root element I'm not absolutely sure what
would be used but based on my testing of the REM unit and UA default font-size
my
Philippe, just wanted to thank you for this link. I, too, have grown
weary of the select for a responsive menu. It's very visually
disruptive when you go to make a selection, it requires multiple clicks,
and just seems like a cheap cheat.
This link had so many great ideas, not just for nav, but
Le 26 janv. 2013 à 03:37, Eric e...@minerbits.com a écrit :
(under example 25 for the width MQ – it applies equally to the REM unit)
Sure, that makes sense as long as a font-size has been set for the root
element. If there is no font-size set on the root element I'm not absolutely
sure
On Fri, Jan 25, 2013 at 4:56 AM, Joergen Lang joergen_l...@gmx.de wrote:
Safari (6.02) appears to have an issue with resizing an image in a floated
list after encountering a media query breakpoint.
http://www.joergen-lang.de/testing/resize.html
Any hints, ideas, workarounds welcome.
Philippe,
It comes down to the value set by the UA stylesheet (in case of font-size,
usually the value set in the browser preferences, or the system preferences).
I knew I had read that somewhere. Thanks for clarifying it.
Thanks,
Eric
On January 25, 2013 at 8:07 PM Philippe Wittenbergh
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