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Lachlan Hunt wrote:
Bojana Lalic wrote:
Is there a known problem with IE ignoring #anchors?
That's called a fragment identifier.
For example, doing a search on
http://lorn.beta.flexiblelearning.net.au/lorn/go/home (in Firefox)
produces the following url:
as much as I know...in IE it works if you specify the width of a LI
element...
On 11/15/06, Nick Roper [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi List,
I have a nasty feeling that I may be going about this slightly
incorrectly, but the brain is beginning to hurt.
I want a list menu that uses both text
It's a hasLayout problem.
A number of ways to fix it. Try zoom:1; or give the LI a width or border.
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On 11/15/06 12:23 PM, Nick Roper [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Works OK in FF etc, but in IE the image swap only happens when the mouse
is over the text. So, the bg image doesn't trigger the hover. Is it
because I've used padding to create the space for the image?
Pad the href so the a fills
FWIW, around here designs are looked at by my dept. before hand at which
point we talk about ³do-ability² and offer suggestions and compromises so
everyone has the same expectations as to what the end product will be.
At least that¹s how it¹s _supposed_ to work... ;-)
HTH a little...
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At 11/15/2006 09:23 AM, Nick Roper wrote:
I want a list menu that uses both text and images for the links. On
hover the bg images should swap from b/w to colour versions, and the
text colour should change.
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See: http://dev.logical.co.uk/test/imglinktest.html
Now that you've got your IE
Paul wrote:
I'd like to suggest that you consider rejigging
your menu for faster response time.
You could have one image for each menu item,
each containing the normal and hover-state image
Preload the hover-state images by marking them
up on the page in a way that doesn't show
Those are
Paul Novitski wrote:
2) Preload the hover-state images by marking them up on the page in a
way that doesn't show -- such as shifting them off-screen with a
large negative margin-left in CSS. By the time the page finishes
loading, they will already be in cache and will appear
immediately.
have you tried specifying the width of both the wrapper width and the image?
on 11/15/2006 10:08 PM Martyn said the following:
Hi all,
I am trying to line up an image I have placed in a div to match a repeating
background image I have placed in a wrapper div. The problem seems to be
that there
Hi
The wrapper has no set width because I want it to take up all available
space, here I have a background img repeating across the page, then I have
another div which does have width of 760px which I want to sit on top of the
other image to make it look as one whole image. The wrapper does not
IE will often round values differently from other browsers so in cases
where you absolutely have to have things line up, I use conditional
comments to give IE a different value whether it be width, margin,
padding, position etc.
On Thu, 16 Nov 2006 05:08:48 +1000, Martyn
[EMAIL
Folks,
Thanks again for the suggestions. Kind of spooky because the initial
image load had been bugging me and then I came back to find these posts.
Maybe some kind of CSS ESP going on or something ;-)
Excellent - many thanks again to all.
Nick
Thierry Koblentz wrote:
Paul Novitski
Hi Thierry
Thanks for the reply. The only problem is that the behaviour is
inconsistent, sometimes it scrolls the result page to the correct
location and sometimes it doesn't.
Regards
Bojana
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From D-Lib Magazine, v.12(11), 2006:
http://www.dlib.org/dlib/november06/peterson/11peterson.html
Excellent.
sunny.
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I recently came across MySource Matrix. As it appears to be used by the
AGIMO, I was wondering if anybody on the list here has been using it at
all? And further, how accessible is the admin interface itself (not the
output of the system)? The site mentions WCAG, but I didn't spot any
reference to
Hi.
can you e-mail me privately off list, with any suggestion, on how i can fix
the problems, i will post below, while creating my site.
cheers Marvin.
Hi .
do not know if you have created websites, using coding like html, or a web
editor.
now, have been redesigning my websites, and got them on
Paul Novitski wrote:
2) Preload the hover-state images
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At 11/15/2006 01:17 PM, Thierry Koblentz wrote:
4) Use CSS:
a:link,a:visited {background:url(up_image.gif) no-repeat 0
50%;background-image:url(down_image.gif)}
a:hover,a:active,a:focus {background-image:url(up_image.gif)}
At 11/15/2006 03:43 PM, Nick Roper wrote:
I tried creating a new image file for the third link
'home-administration.jpg'. This comprises both black white and
colour versions of the image next to each other, with the CSS
changing the position when the link is hovered over. The page loads
OK
Paul Novitski wrote:
Thanks, Thierry, that's very cool, I'll give it a try. I didn't know
that referencing two background images for the same selector in this
way would download both of them. (Do you recall if you stumbled on
this yourself or got the idea from someone else?)
Hi Paul,
I got
Hi list,
Linky: http://fc.mjec.net/ (one page only, static; stolen from
localhost development with wget -m -k)
Issues, both IE related:
1. In IE7, massive amounts of whitespace at the bottom for no apparent reason
2. Still can't get the hr background images to work transparently (png
alpha
Unless I'm missing something (I looked in FF as well), the hr appears to
be just a solid colour so I wouldn't use a hr, I'd just use a coloured
border.
I wouldn't use a PNG for your header graphic either. It looks like a GIF
would suffice perfectly well.
Changing height: 100% to
Maybe it's the Dilithium Crystals?
It looks like the browser is trying to find the files locally and not having
any happiness. Viewing files locally should be possible but having a staging
area, on a server, on the internet might be a better idea?
A
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On 11/16/06, John Faulds [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I wouldn't use a PNG for your header graphic either. It looks like a GIF
would suffice perfectly well.
No. Use a PNG with indexed colours ALWAYS in preference to a GIF.
http://www.w3.org/QA/Tips/png-gif
PNG also compresses better than GIF in
Hi Patrick
I've used MySource Matrix on a couple of sites. The backend consists
of three frames. The one for navigating the site uses a Java Applet.
Selecting an asset (page) to edit causes an HTML page to load in one
of the other frames.
IMOH the backend is a rather clunky and could
MySource Matrix is an Australian Company with offices in a UK, we are
using here in Oz it is very popular with government organisations.
I wouldn't think admin interface is accessible as it uses Java Applet to
manage assets (that's what they call pages...) without that applet you
couldn't do
I know the WA State Library recently selected it... I'm not sure if Nick
Cowie is on this list but he's on the main WSG list, his research was
instrumental in their decision.
On 11/16/06, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Patrick
I've used MySource Matrix on a couple of sites. The
They're a good bunch of lads, based in Sydney too.
I checked them out a while ago when I came across a review of the company in
Image Data Manager magazine.
The only reason we went with another CMS is because we had no budget.
I'd recommend giving them a call. They're very approachable.
You can either play around with MS filters to get IE to play ball or if
the hrs are always going to appear over a white bg (ie no transparency
required), just re-export them as 24-bit PNGs without any transparency.
On Thu, 16 Nov 2006 13:03:09 +1000, Michael Cordover
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I think I have fixed this by applying some height and removing margins,
but will also look at suggested article.
Many thanks again to all.
Paul Novitski wrote:
At 11/15/2006 03:43 PM, Nick Roper wrote:
I tried creating a new image file for the third link
'home-administration.jpg'. This
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