David,
I have discovered problems in IE 7 that
do not appear in IE 8 compatibility mode,
Compatibility mode is a weird best-of-both-worlds, neither-man-nor-beast
setup — I wouldn't bother catering for it and certainly wouldn't use it to
emulate IE7 behaviour. Hit F12 to get IE8's developer
Hi!
Just an advanced demo on floats and contextual positioning.
I can't test my pages in IE7/6 anymore, since I switched to Win 7 on
my Windows PC.
Can anyone take some shots and post them here:
http://onwebdev.blogspot.com/2011/01/css-calendar-with-unordered-list.html
? It will be really
On 1/16/11 12:43 PM, Gabriele Romanato wrote:
Just an advanced demo on floats and contextual positioning.
I can't test my pages in IE7/6 anymore, since I switched to Win 7 on
my Windows PC.
ie 6/7 captures
http://www.browsercam.com/public.aspx?proj_id=540118
Best,
~jose clemente orozco
I can't test my pages in IE7/6 anymore, since I switched to Win 7 on
my Windows PC.
http://onwebdev.blogspot.com/2011/01/css-calendar-with-unordered-list.html
ps. guess it should work in these browsers... I'm a little bit afraid
of positioning.
IE7 - working OK.
IE6 - no pop-up on
On 1/16/11 3:29 PM, G.Sørtun wrote:
I can't test my pages in IE7/6 anymore, since I switched to Win 7 on
my Windows PC.
http://onwebdev.blogspot.com/2011/01/css-calendar-with-unordered-list.html
ps. guess it should work in these browsers... I'm a little bit afraid
of positioning.
IE7
aside
I don't quite understand the pop-up. Would a colored or bold-face
digit make it more obvious for the naive?
Too obvious, jose ;-)
If in doubt, hover 4,5,11,2128...
Molly 't.c.'
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On 1/16/11 3:57 PM, G.Sørtun wrote:
aside
I don't quite understand the pop-up. Would a colored or bold-face
digit make it more obvious for the naive?
Too obvious, jose ;-)
If in doubt, hover 4,5,11,2128...
Molly 't.c.'
Personally, I'd prefer to make the whole thing extremely
On 2011/01/16 18:43 (GMT+0100) Gabriele Romanato composed:
http://onwebdev.blogspot.com/2011/01/css-calendar-with-unordered-list.html
Seems like a calendar, probably the the oldest of commonly used data tables,
makes a lousy example for what you're demonstrating.
--
How much better to get
BTW, seeing as you often demonstrate your adventures in written code
followed by a link to a demo on a separate page, why not have the demo
in-line by means of an iframe, so that code and practical example can be
compared side-by-side?
Regards,
Barney Carroll
barney.carr...@gmail.com
07594 506
Hey Gabriele,
I can't test my pages in IE7/6 anymore, since I switched to Win 7
Something I've found useful for this is Virtual Box [1] (a piece of software
for virtualising different machine setups) and Microsoft's own compatibility
disc images, allowing you to run various versions of IE on
On 1/16/11 1:01 PM, Barney Carroll wrote:
Hey Gabriele,
I can't test my pages in IE7/6 anymore, since I switched to Win 7
[...] Generally I find that only IE6 on XP (IE6-on-XPSP3.exe) is
necessary, since IE8's IE7 emulation has been by and wide perfect in
my experience.
Hmm. Not my
IE 9 beta has IE7/8 rendering along with compatibility mode. I've used it a
lot, though I've never done a side-by-side with the real browsers.
Kevin
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For change on hover, I think that Ingo Chao's fix should work:
a {background-position: 0 0}
:-)
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