RE: [WSG] vert shift in IE *some* of the time...

2006-09-13 Thread Kepler Gelotte 
> I'm working on a new site that has a content shift down some/most of 
> the time when you load/reload a page.  But not all the time.

Hi Bekka,

It appears to be caused by the nifty.js and your windows.onLoad() function
to Round() the box corners. 

I would try a different javascript to round the corners. I used the jQuery
library at:
http://jquery.com/blog/2006/08/31/jquery-101/

and the rounded corners plugin at:
http://methvin.com/jquery/jq-corner-demo.html

source:
http://methvin.com/jquery/jq-corner.js


Regards,
Kepler Gelotte
www.neighborwebmaster.com





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[WSG] vert shift in IE *some* of the time...

2006-09-13 Thread Bekka Borg 
I'm working on a new site that has a content shift down some/most of 
the time when you load/reload a page.  But not all the time.  And not 
the entire page.  The left column seems stable.  This happens in IE 
6.0, beta IE 7, and Opera 9.1 on the PC, but *not* in Firefox 1.5.0.6 
on the PC.  And so far not in Firefox 1.5.06 on the Mac.  Safari 
2.0.4 on the Mac won't do it unless you continually reload the same 
page over and over, and then every once in a while it will do the 
jump.


http://bbi.syr.edu/aboutbbi/
css: http://bbi.syr.edu/common/level2_all.css

If you go down the main navigation links on the left, sometimes the 
new page does the vertical jump as it loads, sometimes not.  And even 
if it doesn't, if you hit reload it flashes somewhat, but may not 
jump.


The homepage has a similar thing going on (related or not I don't 
know) if you hit reload.


http://bbi.syr.edu
css: http://bbi.syr.edu/common/temp_home.css

I hesitate to blame it on a browser bug, since it's happening to 
different degrees in more than one browser/platform.  Validated my 
HTML and CSS to see if it was something obvious, but that hasn't 
helped so far.  In a previous thread someone had mentioned width:100% 
on a container causing something similar...  but didn't help here.


Can anyone point me in the right direction??  I'm stumped.  Not that 
it takes much these days but there's got to be an explanation. 
Right?  I don't have a solid grasp of how IE handles width/height 
issues, but since it's happening in Opera too I'm thinking there'd be 
more to it anyway.


Thanks!

Bekka





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