Re: [WSG] Firefox mystery space bug?

2005-10-20 Thread Andy Kirkwood | Motive
Hi Joe,

Extra space between s is often caused by a bottom margin overhang on the 
content of the top . For example, say the  element has a bottom margin 
.of .6em. If this is the last element in the top  you may get a space of 
approx .6em between the top and bottom s.

The solution is either to set a custom class on the last element in the top div 
to zero the bottom margin, or (preferred) add a dummy element under all content 
in the top div with a zero'd bottom margin.

HTML

Last paragraph element.
 


CSS
p.end {
height: 1px;
margin: 0;
}

You might also want to set the visited state colour for the footer links to 
something with greater contrast than purple on blue.

>check this out.  http://hayteam.sitesbyjoe.com/default.asp
>
>I get this occasional bug to show in Firefox for Windows.  What happens is 
>occasionally Firefox puts a big space at the bottom of my content before just 
>before the footer as if I had a bunch of spaces in there.  It doesn't always 
>happen, but sometimes it shows up if I refresh a few times, then after another 
>refresh it disappears.

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RE: [WSG] Firefox mystery space bug?

2005-10-17 Thread Paul Bennett
I get the big gap in FF 1.07.

Interestingly the page renders without the gap until the main content is filled 
in, at which time the footer of the page 'jumps' down - creating the gap in  
question.

I can't find anything out of the ordinary in your css, (although some shorthand 
would go down well) and no known bugs spring to mind. Oddly, the page looks 
fine in Ie, Opera 8 and even Netscape 6.2!!!

My troubleshooting advice would be to remove and replace elements in the main 
content one at a  time until you can see which is triggering the bug..

Let us know how you get on :)

Paul

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> Joseph R. B. Taylor wrote:
>
> > Guys and gals,
> >
> > check this out.  http://hayteam.sitesbyjoe.com/default.asp
> >
> > I get this occasional bug to show in Firefox for Windows.  What 
> > happens is occasionally Firefox puts a big space at the bottom of my 
> > content before just before the footer as if I had a bunch of spaces 
> > in there.  It doesn't always happen, but sometimes it shows up if I 
> > refresh a few times, then after another refresh it disappears.
> >
> > I have also seen it creep on this site too:
> > http://northstartraffic.com/default.asp
> >

I can't recreate the problem on either website. I'm using FF 1.5 Beta 2, maybe 
they fixed the bug?

What I did see, was if I visited
http://hayteam.sitesbyjoe.com/default.asp#, the footer link styling was messed 
up, and wouldn't fix itself if I reloaded 
http://hayteam.sitesbyjoe.com/default.asp, I had to reload 
http://hayteam.sitesbyjoe.com. I then tried http://hayteam.sitesbyjoe.com/, and 
sure enough, http://hayteam.sitesbyjoe.com/# did the same problem again, and I 
couldn't fix it at all, not even going to http://hayteam.sitesbyjoe.com/ or 
http://hayteam.sitesbyjoe.com would work. Maybe this is all an ASP problem?

Any idea?
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Re: [WSG] Firefox mystery space bug?

2005-10-17 Thread Christian Montoya
> Joseph R. B. Taylor wrote:
>
> > Guys and gals,
> >
> > check this out.  http://hayteam.sitesbyjoe.com/default.asp
> >
> > I get this occasional bug to show in Firefox for Windows.  What
> > happens is occasionally Firefox puts a big space at the bottom of my
> > content before just before the footer as if I had a bunch of spaces in
> > there.  It doesn't always happen, but sometimes it shows up if I
> > refresh a few times, then after another refresh it disappears.
> >
> > I have also seen it creep on this site too:
> > http://northstartraffic.com/default.asp
> >

I can't recreate the problem on either website. I'm using FF 1.5 Beta
2, maybe they fixed the bug?

What I did see, was if I visited
http://hayteam.sitesbyjoe.com/default.asp#, the footer link styling
was messed up, and wouldn't fix itself if I reloaded
http://hayteam.sitesbyjoe.com/default.asp, I had to reload
http://hayteam.sitesbyjoe.com. I then tried
http://hayteam.sitesbyjoe.com/, and sure enough,
http://hayteam.sitesbyjoe.com/# did the same problem again, and I
couldn't fix it at all, not even going to
http://hayteam.sitesbyjoe.com/ or http://hayteam.sitesbyjoe.com would
work. Maybe this is all an ASP problem?

Any idea?
--
- C Montoya
rdpdesign.com ... liquid.rdpdesign.com ... montoya.rdpdesign.com
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Re: [WSG] Firefox mystery space bug?

2005-10-17 Thread Buddy Quaid
That is very strange...when i 'edit css' via the web developers toolbar 
in ff  the space goes away even after you close the 'edit css' window 
until you refresh...I have no idea.


Buddy

Joseph R. B. Taylor wrote:


Guys and gals,

check this out.  http://hayteam.sitesbyjoe.com/default.asp

I get this occasional bug to show in Firefox for Windows.  What 
happens is occasionally Firefox puts a big space at the bottom of my 
content before just before the footer as if I had a bunch of spaces in 
there.  It doesn't always happen, but sometimes it shows up if I 
refresh a few times, then after another refresh it disappears.


I have also seen it creep on this site too: 
http://northstartraffic.com/default.asp


It seems as though it is set off by content that is longer than the 
page, I've also gotten it to pop up more often when I fiddle with the 
declaration of link styles in the footer.  Its very strange and 
hopefully its not me!


If anyone is aware of this, or has a known fix for this please let me 
know!


Thanks,

Joseph R. B. Taylor
Sites by Joe, LLC
408 Route 47 South
Cape May Court House, NJ 08210
(609) 335-3076
http://sitesbyjoe.com
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[WSG] Firefox mystery space bug?

2005-10-17 Thread Joseph R. B. Taylor

Guys and gals,

check this out.  http://hayteam.sitesbyjoe.com/default.asp

I get this occasional bug to show in Firefox for Windows.  What happens 
is occasionally Firefox puts a big space at the bottom of my content 
before just before the footer as if I had a bunch of spaces in there.  
It doesn't always happen, but sometimes it shows up if I refresh a few 
times, then after another refresh it disappears.


I have also seen it creep on this site too: 
http://northstartraffic.com/default.asp


It seems as though it is set off by content that is longer than the 
page, I've also gotten it to pop up more often when I fiddle with the 
declaration of link styles in the footer.  Its very strange and 
hopefully its not me!


If anyone is aware of this, or has a known fix for this please let me know!

Thanks,

Joseph R. B. Taylor
Sites by Joe, LLC
408 Route 47 South
Cape May Court House, NJ 08210
(609) 335-3076
http://sitesbyjoe.com
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