Sent by Angus McIntyre on 29 November 2004 23:11
I'm currently working on a site that can be seen at:
http://dev.disoriented.net/
It seems generally OK with most of the Mac browsers I've checked it
on, plus IE5.5 and Firefox on Windows, but I'd welcome comments as to
any problems I've overlooked.
There's one thing I can't figure out, though. In the top left of the
index page, just below the banner, I have a thumbnail image showing a
man in a red shirt. It's a standard <a href="..."><img ... /></a>
affair. In Windows Explorer, if you move your mouse anywhere over the
image, the cursor changes to a hand and you can click to see a larger
version of the picture.
In Opera, Gecko- (Firefox on Mac and Windows) and Webkit-based
browsers (Safari, Omniweb 5), if you point to the upper-left of the
image, the cursor doesn't change and clicking does nothing. Only if
you move your pointer down to the lower-right of the image does it
become clickable. Normally, the clickable area should cover the whole
image (as it does in Explorer), but across a broad range of browsers
it appears to be reduced to just a fraction of the whole 'clickable
space'.
I suspect that this may be somehow to do with margins on the
containing <div> (the same image and the same immediately-surrounding
markup appears on another page - click the '28' in the calendar to
see it - and here everything is normal). Does anyone have any
explanation of why this occurs, and suggestions for what I could do
to fix it?
Thanks, Angus
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Weblog: http://www.disoriented.net/
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