Christian Montoya wrote: >[...] >Success: http://temp.rdpdesign.com/mir/mirtest.html > >If you turn off images you will see that the text displays just like >any old ALT text would, but while images are on you have that slick >rollover effect working fine. >[...] >The second row of anchors is floated to show that multiple images can >be placed horizontally with this technique. >[...] >My questions are: > >- Does this have the same (or better) browser compatibility as the >previous version of the technique? > >- Does it work fine in IE 7 March 20 version? > >- Do you have any suggestions for how to remove or clean up the >hasLayout hacks? [2] > >- Would you agree that this is as accessible as any CSS rollover can get? > >Thanks in advance. > >[1] You cannot modify a child of an anchor on :hover unless you modify >the anchor in some way. LAME. > >[2] They are ugly and I am afraid some people will be afraid to use >this technique if they do not understand hasLayout. > >[3] http://www.satzansatz.de/cssd/onhavinglayout.html > >-- >-- >Christian Montoya > > Hi Christian, First: I like this kind of experiments/inventions! :-) Second: I see some complications...(Win98SE):
- In FF1.07 (1024x768, fontsize: normal) the container with the floating 3 images is displaying also the bottom parts of the images; IE6 is giving back only the top half. See screenshot 1 <http://www.cosbo-amsterdam.nl/tmp/images/mir-test1.gif>. - In FF when the images are turned off, only in the 1-image box the ALT text can be seen completely. In the floating 3 there is only the first ALT-line. See upper part of screenshot 2 <http://www.cosbo-amsterdam.nl/tmp/images/mir-test2.gif>. - In FF when hovering over the 1-image box, this box is imploding to 1 line with ALT-text, and doesn't come back when hovering away (mouseOut). See bottom part of screenshot 2 <http://www.cosbo-amsterdam.nl/tmp/images/mir-test2.gif>. - In FF when hovering over a line in the 3-images box, this line/ALT-text is extending to 2 lines, but still not readable. But ... here at a mouseOut the complete ALT-text is showed, and it stays on screen. See bottom part of screenshot 2 <http://www.cosbo-amsterdam.nl/tmp/images/mir-test2.gif>. - In Opera 8.01 when images are turned off, there is nothing to see in the containers; also the hover-option doesn't exist anymore. See screenshot 3 <http://www.cosbo-amsterdam.nl/tmp/images/mir-test-opera.gif>. (now my time for today is over) So far, greetings, and good luck with it! francky ______________________________________________________________________ css-discuss [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.css-discuss.org/mailman/listinfo/css-d IE7b2 testing hub -- http://css-discuss.incutio.com/?page=IE7 List wiki/FAQ -- http://css-discuss.incutio.com/ Supported by evolt.org -- http://www.evolt.org/help_support_evolt/
