You should be aware that both your HTML and CSS contain errors. You
should fix those prior to investigating your display problem.
In article <3b513e7c$1$23226$[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
"Roland M�sl" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Would need 5 computers to test with
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> MSIE 6, 5,5, 5, 4, 3
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> but have now only my notebook with me.
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> Normal, I would expect nothing bad,
> but at Mozilla 0.92 the whole page disappears when
> I make in the CSS
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> BODY { overflow:auto }
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> I even thought, maybe it's some problem with the
> CSS parser in Mozilla 0.92,
> So I tested the same with
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> <BODY id=allbody>
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> and later in a JavaScript
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> document.getElementById("allbody").style.overflow="auto"
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> Result is the same, at Mozilla 0.92 disappears the whole page.
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> The test page is http://cgi.pege.org/
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> You should see:
> ===========
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> * Yellow graphic:
> cgi.pege.org
> common gateway interface
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> * red buttons
> [contact] [+menu]
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> * A search box
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> * Text like
> CGI - Common Gateway Interface - server
> You reached the common gateway server.
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> * A table of contence from http://pege.org
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> Mozilla 0.92 displays only:
> ==================
> * A table of contence from http://pege.org
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> on XVGA or larger screens
> on SVGA or smaller screens, only a black screen
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> When You move the mouse around over the black
> area, the mouse pointer changes when You are over
> a link.
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> Please could You report what is to see with
> different browsers?
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> Test with Opera 5.12 is not necessary,
> the numerouse bugs are already reported to Opera
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> --
> Roland M�sl
> http://pege.org Clear targets for a confused civilization
> http://BeingFound.com Web Design starts at the search engine
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