Hello Pamela;
The IPhone's web browser does not redraw elements constantly unless
you force it to. A scroll on the IPhone is not the same as a scroll
in a desktop browser. The IPhone processor is kind of slow, so
constant updating of elements on the page cause it to bog down.
I learned this when I was using JQuery with a project and was having
some images resize based on which one was on top of a stack.
For instance if you turn your IPhone sideways, it redraws and puts
your footer div and image in the correct place. Turn it back to
portrait and again it puts it in the correct place.
I have not tried it, but you could change your item to relative
positioning and see if that fixes the issue. Would be nice to have a
float:bottom option, but that does not exist yet.
Don
On Nov 29, 2009, at 1:42 PM, Pamela Kinann wrote:
I'm looking for a fix for a "fixed" footer issue on iPhone. I'm
creating a page for the iPhone and theoretically (because it has
been debugged and there are no errors) it should view the SAME on
the iPhone as it does on Safari for Mac as I found this: Safari on
iPhone and iPod touch uses the same Web Kit engine as Safari on the
computer desktop. With the Safari Web Kit engine, you can develop
sophisticated Web 2.0 sites and applications that impress and
delight iPhone users.
Where would I find a fix for this website "fixed footer" issue. It
views fine on Safari for Mac, so why not Safari for iPhone?
http://www.pjkinann.com/iDonate/index.htm
Thanks for any help you can suggest or offer.
PJ
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