Thanks Matthew . . .
Were you doing web development in the good old days of Netscape 4 and
IE4? It was a black art getting cross browser stuff going with any sort
of "cutting edge" features then. On our University sites we still get
odd hits from Netscape 4 users - but all they see are unstyled
morris_minor;296664 Wrote:
> Ok, so it's a bit off topic for these forums (fora?) - but come on guys,
> get your CSS right for us Opera using people (on a Mac)!
>
> In the forum pages the width expands or contracts with the browser -
> the main menu bar slides under the SD logo if the window's
I can confirm it does the same with Opera on Linux than on Mac.
My version info:
Version information
Version
9.27
Build
709
Platform
Linux
System
i686, 2.6.22-14-386
Qt library
3.3.7
Java
Java Runtime Environment installed
Browser identification
Opera/9.27 (X11; Linux i686; U; en)
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> Out of interest, do you know if web stats are collected on the site?
> How many visitors, where from, etc
I think marketing does so. Matthew mentioned the new layout being based on some
number saying that >9x% were using scrrens larger than 800x600. They must be
collecting more information tha
mherger;296743 Wrote:
> >
> You not only need to be in the minority of Opera users, but Opera on
> Mac, too...
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> Michael
I feel very special . . . :o)
Out of interest, do you know if web stats are collected on the site?
How many visitors, where from, etc
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> Version 9.27
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> But - I still get the same problem (and I've cleared the browser cache,
> too).
I would have been surprised if the version had fixed the issue :-). But I can
confirm that Opera on Mac does show this odd behaviour. You not only need to be
in the minority of Opera users, but Ope
is there any way to get rid of that horrible white background? hurts my
eyes even looking at the screen.
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I'm now on
Version 9.27
Build 3731
Platform MacOS X
System 10.4.11
Java Java Runtime Environment installed
But - I still get the same problem (and I've cleared the browser cache,
too).
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> Here's my Opera details:
Waaay outdated. 9.21? 9.27 is the latest ;-). I'm on Windows right now
(with Opera 9.26). Will test on my Mac when I'm at the office.
Michael
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Hi Michael - isn't web development wonderful? You can never predict what
people will really see . . .
Here's my Opera details:
Bob
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> On the main site though, with fixed width pages, the bar doesn't move
> and the last item - About Us - wraps underneath. Firefox on a Mac's OK;
> haven't tried IE on a PC yet - but I guess that's what you designed it
> on (or for) in the first place.
Being in the same (Opera user) minority as yo
Ok, so it's a bit off topic for these forums (fora?) - but come on guys,
get your CSS right for us Opera using people (on a Mac)!
In the forum pages the width expands or contracts with the browser -
the main menu bar slides under the SD logo if the window's too narrow.
On the main site though, w
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