The flicker disappears if you simply remove the bold from the hover
state. Why not remove the weight change? No matter what, the weight
change is gonna move things around, try enlarging the text to eyesight
impaired size and see what I mean.
Personally, I think the color change on the hover
Stuart Sherwood wrote:
Is this a bug worth reporting or is it something that is already
known? I have only seen variations of bugs with overflow set but none
with the flickering.
Such flickering doesn't appear to be a problem in any case I've tested
in the latest FF-versions, so I guess that bu
That's great Gunlaug.
Is this a bug worth reporting or is it something that is already known?
I have only seen variations of bugs with overflow set but none with the
flickering.
Your thoughts?
Gunlaug Sørtun wrote:
Stuart Sherwood wrote:
www.re-entity.com/FF_Flicker_Bug.htm
Setting 'ov
Stuart Sherwood wrote:
www.re-entity.com/FF_Flicker_Bug.htm
Setting 'overflow: hidden;' on the outer wrapper - #thePage - makes the
flickering stop in Moz 1.7.12.
Makes sense in a way, in that all such flickering in older Moz/FF
usually stops when the page is "isolated"[1] from the browser-win
Yes, removing that line with overflow:auto; removes the flicker, but it
also breaks the design.
From the perspective of the current project, I'd rather loose the
font-weight:bold. If I can keep both then the client will be happy.
Nick Cowie wrote:
It is overflow: auto; in
.clear .module_bg
It is overflow: auto; in
.clear .module_bg {width:213px; padding:0 15px; overflow:auto;}
that is causing the problem, remove it and no flicker at least in FF1.0.6
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Joe Huggins wrote:
On Win XP Pro | FF 1.0.7 the flicker is showing.
Ok, I have a test page up.
www.re-entity.com/FF_Flicker_Bug.htm
Not seeing any flickering or other weird behaviour. Then again, using
FF1.5RC3
Hi,
I see it on Win XP, SP-2 using Firefox 1.0.7. I also see it when using
c
On Win XP Pro | FF 1.0.7 the flicker is showing.
Patrick H. Lauke wrote:
Stuart Sherwood wrote:
Ok, I have a test page up. It is using the basic structure of the site
I am making.
I am using Firefox 1.0.7.
www.re-entity.com/FF_Flicker_Bug.htm
Not seeing any flickering or other weird beha
Stuart Sherwood wrote:
Ok, I have a test page up. It is using the basic structure of the site I
am making.
I am using Firefox 1.0.7.
www.re-entity.com/FF_Flicker_Bug.htm
Not seeing any flickering or other weird behaviour. Then again, using
FF1.5RC3
P
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Ok, I have a test page up. It is using the basic structure of the site I
am making.
I am using Firefox 1.0.7.
www.re-entity.com/FF_Flicker_Bug.htm
Regards,
Stuart
Stuart Sherwood wrote:
"its not to do with a bold font taking up more space and shifting
other elements? "
"also are you certa
"its not to do with a bold font taking up more space and shifting other
elements? "
"also are you certain you have closed all your a tag's?"
No, I wish it was this simple. I'm talking about elements that are
located on the other side of the page flashing above the link with the
hover.
I'll g
also are you certain you have closed all your a tag's?
Charlie
http://www.bartlettdesign.co.uk
On 11/19/05, James Gollan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
its not to do with a bold font taking up more space and shifting otherelements?Stuart Sherwood wrote:
> Does anyone have any experience with a bug
its not to do with a bold font taking up more space and shifting other
elements?
Stuart Sherwood wrote:
Does anyone have any experience with a bug in Firefox when using
a:hover {font-weight:bold;}?
When the cursor moves over the link, other elements on the page shift
or even flicker over ot
Does anyone have any experience with a bug in Firefox when using a:hover
{font-weight:bold;}?
When the cursor moves over the link, other elements on the page shift or
even flicker over other elements. Basically, the page is in chaos on :hover.
Fixes, suggestions, guesses appreciated!
Regards
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