Sent by Brandon Oto on 31 August 2004 20:08
On Aug 31, 2004, at 5:52 AM, Zoe M. Gillenwater wrote:
>> Lookie here: http://s92519729.onlinehome.us/ (content is not all up
>> yet, so some links will not work, but most will)
>
>
> FF0.9.2: I'd add a min-width to your main div so that the header image
> will not overlap the sidebar. On 800x600 this overlap occurs.
Probably will -- not a big priority since so few browsers recognize
min- and max-anything. It'll get there eventually.
>
> IE6, 5.5, and 5.0: For some reason, when I click on a page, and then
> click back to the home page, the green borders still show up around
> the button for the page I clicked on. Rolling onto other buttons
> doesn't fix it. Reloading doesn't fix it. I can only fix it if I
> click somewhere in the page.
:( No idea about this one; can one of the glitch gurus weigh in, or
have I managed to unearth something new?
> In IE, only the words in the sidebar are hotlinks, not the whole
> buttons. This doesn't seem to be too much of a problem in your case.
No, not a huge problem, but certainly strange. Did you mean this
happens in all IEs (5 and 6), or a particular version?
> FF shows a dotted border, IE6 and 5.5 show a dashed border, and IE5.0
> shows a solid border along the bottom. Wouldn't worry about it, but
> wanted to point it out.
Sure, the border thing is an old issue -- I'm not sure what you mean by
"a solid border along the bottom," though. Do you mean that the bottom
edge of the entire nav div has a solid border? (There's supposed to be
a solid 1px border on all sides of it.)
> FF displays the footer under the content, not under both the content
> and the sidebar.
That's actually the idea, and I'm not entirely sure why it's failing to
do so in some browsers. I've got a position:relative on the content
div, so it should be absolutely positioning with relation to that --
but it only is in the most compliant browsers. Thoughts?
> In IE5.0, the footer hangs out of the box on the home page, and on
> other pages it overlaps the content slightly.
-.- uh...
IE drives me nuts... I don't know about this.
> I was surprised to not be able to resize the text in IE. I suppose
> you are using pixels. Since I imagine your audience for this site
> might be older folks, don't you want to give them the ability to
> resize the text to a level they are comfortable with? I can resize it
> on FF, and it doesn't break anything, so I wouldn't be too worried
> about switching to ems or percentages.
Surprisingly that's not the audience at all (details are beyond the
scope of this discussion), and while I'm not 100% set on this font
scheme yet, I'm pretty comfortable with it. We'll see...
Thanks a lot,
- Brandon
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