On 22 Feb 2007, at 16:07, Gunlaug Sørtun wrote:
Christopher Blake wrote:
http://domain1255110.sites.fasthosts.com/uni/index5.html
1: you're overstyling for IE6 :-)
The left column is the only element that shall be 'fixed' to the top...
* html #Lcolumn{
position: absolute;
top:expression(eval(document.compatMode &&
document.compatMode=='CSS1Compat') ?
documentElement.scrollTop : document.body.scrollTop);
}
...and all elements inside it just follows - with no or minimal
margin-adjustments for perfect line-up.
It works the same way in browsers that understands 'position: fixed'
properly - only the container needs positioning.
I feel really stupid now. What a good fix! I was half going off the
one I used for the Neil Parish site.
The elements 'fixed' to the bottom are correctly styled for IE6 - and
are just in need of some slight adjustments. Leave those till later.
It's difficult for me to see what is happening because I am a mac -
without IE. However I have friends on msn that i occasionally get
descriptions and screen shots from. I can see that there is a gap at
the bottom from these grabs - but as always - it's not like that on
any of my browsers - and I don't understand.
2: you're running into the "endless scroll" that will always be a
problem when 'fixing' tall elements in IE6. Easy to see if you make the
browser-window shorter.
Note that tall 'fixed' elements will be a problem in all browsers since
what goes "off-screen" stays "off-screen" - out of reach, but the
problem is worst when we simulate 'fixed' in older IE/win.
Read the "large elements “fixed” to viewport" part in my article...
<http://www.gunlaug.no/contents/wd_additions_15.html>
...and see if you can manage to fix it at your end.
I had a good read of this article and understand and agree
completely. I am maturing as a css writer - but unfortunately I have
had no say in this project. I have had no say in it's look, or design.
Don't worry, it can be done...
I'm not too worried - except deadline for everything on the page
except the data driven content is by the end of tonight. I have
another job that I have a lot more say in how it is done and am
looking forward to developing some solid css.
<http://www.gunlaug.no/tos/borrowed/powwow.html>
regards
Georg
--
http://www.gunlaug.no
Oh yeh, I also made a post about jumping buttons - in rollover state.
Did you see these too? Any ideas on how to fix them?
Kind regards, Chris
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