[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>The only tricky little thing is that the footer is below the scrollbar
>on FF when the browser is not maxed. It is OK in Opera and IE.
>
Hi,
Another strange thing: at my Win98SE every window size of FF1.07 does
display the footer o.k., just above the bottom scrollbar (in all 3
versions).
Besides, I found:
(a) in FF1.07 there *is* a horizontal scrollbar, which should not be
there (can move about 2-5px left-right, when the window is more then
ca.10px smaller then the available screenwidth).
(b) IE6 doesn't have the scrollbar, but has a white gap of 3px between
the right side of the header-img and the right border of the screen.
(c) Opera8.01 doesn't have the scrollbar, nor the white gap top right at
1024x768 resolution. At window-resizing or 800x600: a scrollbar, and at
first appearance the footer is halfway under the scrollbar; refresh is
giving the right position(!).
I think the scrollbar is due to the footer properties: 99% width + 10px
padding right. Full size window: this combination of relative and
absolute width is o.k. (at 1024x768 resolution!). Smaller window, or
lower resolution: the 10px padding is more than 1%, and scrollbar added.
Easy solved:
#footer { padding: 2px 1% 10px 0; }
For IE we have to compensate the shifting left: -3px with the same 3px
extra on the right side:
/* \*/
* html #header div.right{
position:relative;
left:-3px;
margin-right: -3px;
}
/* */
Together it's giving this testpage
<http://home.tiscali.nl/developerscorner/css-discuss/test-pocket.htm>.
Greetings,
francky
ps:
Q: why does the fullsize header img (1280x1024) give such a strange
association to me? ;-)
A: "The ugliest part of your body" / "It's not ... your nose" / "It's
not ... your toes" / "It's ... your mind" (Frank Zappa)
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