That is the correct way to render a pseudo-class per CSS rules.
You're seeing the application of :focus which isn't required to reflow
the box elements of the page. So it sounds like Chrome is doing it
correctly.
On Sep 9, 3:48 pm, Jack <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Has anyone else noticed that C
Has anyone else noticed that Chrome doesn't render Google.com quite
right?
I know I'm nitpicking here, but if you select the Google search box,
it displays, like Safari, a faint orange halo around the text box. But
because the "Search" and "I'm feeling Lucky" buttons are touching the
text box bel
You did that as well huh? I did email feedback asking about that. As you
say - they're all Mac using people on the show, and they talk of running
'the latest stuff from engineering' now and then...
On Tue, Sep 9, 2008 at 9:44 PM, sherod <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> I also sent listener feedba
@Andres: Glad to hear your following the blog...more widgets soon!
@BoD: I'm not using any native calls...this is pure Java Graphics 2D
and component customization. Thus, it looks pretty much identical on
Windows (minor differences include fonts and spacing). I decided early
on that this was the
Hmm looks a lot like Martin Fowlers "dynamic properties" and one
wonder if this isn't just another workaround for missing the real
thing in the language.
Type safety seems to suffer in much the same way demonstrated by
annotations, turning entities into "a big bag of stuff". Also it would
not app
Hi all, I Just spotted the following article on UJO framework (http://
www.theserverside.com/news/thread.tss?thread_id=50604) and wondered
others felt of this coarse style access to POJO versus the common
JavaBean style access to POJO attributes ? I must admit, when I
scanned it, I found myself mu
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For mo
Did anybody hear that thud? It sounded like a lead apple wrapped in
an NDA. Dirk?.. Dirk!?
Anyway, interestingly the 6 update 7 that is on developer access fixes
one of my biggest Netbeans issues: AWT/Swing windows don't work with
Spaces
I also sent listener feedback about Java/Apple to
Just out of curiosity, is this using native calls? If not, what does it
look like on windows?
BoD
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> In case anyone's interested, I just released "Mac Widgets for
> Java" (announced here with screen shots: http://explodingpixels.wordpress.com/
> ), which you can find on
On 09.09.2008, at 03:50, Mark Volkmann wrote:
Can you tell us if Apple will ever provide Java 6 for 32-bit Macs?
It is in the Snow Leopard Preview. Oops! :-)
Regards,
Dirk
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