On 2008/02/24 10:35 (GMT-0500) David Laakso apparently typed:
> On 2008/02/24 08:57 (GMT-0500) Ren Jonsin apparently typed:
>> I had a reader send me an email yesterday complaining that when he uses the
>> zoom feature in IE7 on my site, http://www.frontstretch.com the horizontal
>> scroll it cr4
Davoud,
Yes, you are correct.
I was simply responding to Ren's question about writing out styles specific
to http user-agents. Granted, there are the IE conditional comments, and the
myriad CSS hacks that allow you to target specific browsers. I don't view
the CSS hacks specifically as "user-age
> Usamah: Removing the font-size declaration did not fix the issue when
> testing with different fonts and Browser-text-zoom settings. It depends
> on the resulting height of the box, but I cannot control that because of
> the flow of text.
>
I see. What about the negative margin on the span?
Hi, thanks for taking the time.
Georg and Bruno, thanks for the analysis. This is an odd bug.
Bruno, your test case is great, thanks for the expression!
Usamah: Removing the font-size declaration did not fix the issue when
testing with different fonts and Browser-text-zoom settings. It depends
> However, this could be achieved using a server-side scripting lanuage (PHP,
> etc.) to dynamically write out a user-agent-specific style sheet LINK in
> the...
Rob,
To target IE one can use IE CC's and no need to use Serverside languages.
However I do not believe that you can alter a brow
> So is there anyway to not display content using CSS based on
> not just user-agent, but on the setting of the user-agent?
as a CSS-only solution, NO.
However, this could be achieved using a server-side scripting lanuage (PHP,
etc.) to dynamically write out a user-agent-specific style sheet LIN
On Date: Sun, 24 Feb 2008 11:48:51 -0500 Ren wrote
>So is there anyway to not display content using CSS based
>on not just user-agent, but on the setting of the user-agent?
I doubt that it is possible using CSS. So I would say no, AFAIK.
davoud
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Usamah M. Ali wrote:
> Do you have any idea what this bug is all about?
Can't say for sure bit I think it is the "built-in" indentation on
blockquote that somehow gets transfered to the list-item's margin in
IE/win, as the problem is the same regardless of how the blockquote is
styled/unstyled. L
On Sun, Feb 24, 2008 at 11:23 AM, DAVOUD TOHIDY <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> On Date: Sun, 24 Feb 2008 08:57:04 -0500 Ren Jonsin wrote:
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> > I had a reader send me an email yesterday complaining that when he uses
> the
> > zoom feature in IE7 on my site, http://www.frontstretch.com the
> horizo
You are right Rob. Thanks for correcting my comment. And sorry
for the duplicates. No idea why it happened.
best
davoud
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Ren,
IE 7's zoom feature is a nice extra that the browser has (and I wish others
had it), but it is *mostly* independent of page code. My understanding is
that it does respond to page/body margins with respect to "positioning" the
zoomed page. In your case, you have a "container" div with the left
Hi Davoud,
I don't think it centers by default, it simply responds based on the page
(or containing DIVs) margins. So if my content is centered by setting left
and margin rights to AUTO, then the zoom will center. If the page sits in
the upper-left corner of the viewport, then that it how the zoom
On Date: Sun, 24 Feb 2008 08:57:04 -0500 Ren Jonsin wrote:
> I had a reader send me an email yesterday complaining that when he uses the
> zoom feature in IE7 on my site, http://www.frontstretch.com the horizontal
> scroll it cr4eates keeps automatically centering on the the page.
This is no
On Date: Sun, 24 Feb 2008 08:57:04 -0500 Ren Jonsin wrote:
> I had a reader send me an email yesterday complaining that when he uses the
> zoom feature in IE7 on my site, http://www.frontstretch.com the horizontal
> scroll it cr4eates keeps automatically centering on the the page.
This is no
On Sun, Feb 24, 2008 at 10:51 AM, Bruno Fassino <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Ren Jonsin wrote:
> >
> > I had a reader send me an email yesterday complaining that
> > when he uses the
> > zoom feature in IE7 on my site, http://www.frontstretch.com
> > the horizontal
> > scroll it cr4eates keeps aut
Ingo Chao wrote:
> PS: did they say the new meta lets IE6 behave like IE8?
>
No, they said that the lack of it will make IE8 behave like IE7,
that is assuming you're talking about browser-version targeting (which
hasn't been accepted yet, AFAIK).
Rafael.
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Ren Jonsin wrote:
>
> I had a reader send me an email yesterday complaining that
> when he uses the
> zoom feature in IE7 on my site, http://www.frontstretch.com
> the horizontal
> scroll it cr4eates keeps automatically centering on the the
> page. Even if
> he holds the scroll to the left or righ
On Sun, Feb 24, 2008 at 6:18 PM, Ren Jonsin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> This user has a vision problem and the zoom makes everything bigger. It's
> not happening when you increase the text size, it's when you use the zoom
> feature in the right side of the status bar. Text resize works fine on al
> I had a reader send me an email yesterday complaining that when he uses the
> zoom feature in IE7 on my site, http://www.frontstretch.com the horizontal
> scroll it cr4eates keeps automatically centering on the the page.
> Ren Jonsin
>
I do not think there is a solution for this problem. IE
This user has a vision problem and the zoom makes everything bigger. It's
not happening when you increase the text size, it's when you use the zoom
feature in the right side of the status bar. Text resize works fine on all
browsers, but the zoom is where the problem shows up.
Thanks
Ren
On Sun,
On Sun, Feb 24, 2008 at 4:57 PM, Ren Jonsin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I had a reader send me an email yesterday complaining that when he uses the
> zoom feature in IE7 on my site, http://www.frontstretch.com the horizontal
> scroll it cr4eates keeps automatically centering on the
On Sun, Feb 24, 2008 at 4:46 PM, Gunlaug Sørtun <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Only solution that seems to work reliably in IE/win without really
> changing the underlying markup, is to add a div as "style-hook"...
>
>
>
>
> ...
>
>
> ...
>
>
Perfect! Thanks Gunlaug.
Do you have a
Hello,
Take a look at SmoothGallery 2.0:
http://smoothgallery.jondesign.net/
It's an elegant JavaScript slideshow script that is based on mootools
framework. I would highly recommend it over a Flash-based one. It's is
accessible, crawlable by search engines and produces
Standards-Compliant code a
Hi all,
I had a reader send me an email yesterday complaining that when he uses the
zoom feature in IE7 on my site, http://www.frontstretch.com the horizontal
scroll it cr4eates keeps automatically centering on the the page. Even if
he holds the scroll to the left or right, it wants to bounce bac
Usamah M. Ali wrote:
> http://sawa.org.sd/testimonials/zuhair-alsarraj-alsudani-part-one
>
> The list item's square is being shifted off to the right in IE7 and
> disappears in IE6. The problem simply doesn't happen when using a
> instead of a !
Only solution that seems to work reliably in IE/
> Is it possible ti create a slide show with in a single picture frame
> on a web site.
Take a look at Slideshow Pro (http://slideshowpro.net). It's flash-based,
the images are all in one "frame" so to speak, and you can set it to
automatically advance.
I've created numerous slide shows onli
Hello all,
I'm having a problem with floated blockquotes nested inside
elements within a RTL layout. RTL layout in the sense of adding
dir="rtl" to the element. Check a live example of the problem:
http://sawa.org.sd/testimonials/zuhair-alsarraj-alsudani-part-one
The list item's square is bein
On Sun, Feb 24, 2008 at 12:39 PM, Ingo Chao <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>
> There is a 1px gap below the red block that is absolutely positioned
> (bottom:0) inside its containing black block.
>
> (In case you cannot see the gap, change the text zoom.)
>
> Both should be equal in height. The h
Ingo Chao wrote:
> Here's a little bug in IE6 that is annoying me for a while now.
> http://www.satzansatz.de/cssd/tmp/aposwrong.html
> (The original problem is about matching a background-image of an
> absolutely positioned block with a background-image of its container.
> The container's intr
Ingo Chao wrote:
> Here's a little bug in IE6 that is annoying me for a while now.
>
> http://www.satzansatz.de/cssd/tmp/aposwrong.html
>
> There is a 1px gap below the red block that is absolutely positioned
> (bottom:0) inside its containing black block.
>
> (In case you cannot see the gap, chang
Here's a little bug in IE6 that is annoying me for a while now.
See
http://www.satzansatz.de/cssd/tmp/aposwrong.html
and
http://www.satzansatz.de/cssd/tmp/aposwrong.png
There is a 1px gap below the red block that is absolutely positioned
(bottom:0) inside its containing black block.
(In cas
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