Hi

I am using Timeline to display some informations about art history for
primary school teachers in France and it is a really great tool !

I am almost a beginner in javascript. I have worked on some of the
examples to get what I wanted

Here is an example of the first timeline I did with static height and
teachers appreciate it
http://educ73.ac-grenoble.fr/nectar/nectar_enseignant/docs_pedas/histoire_arts_frise/timeline_majeur.php?centre=1800

but I have other datas to display, and in some areas, the timeline is
"full" (I mean the whole height of the lower band is filled)
I have tried the autowidth property but, if there is a very dense
area, it makes the whole timeline very high, even in almost empty
areas
so, the compact painter seems to be a better answer

I tried a more simple example with only 2 bands but I have the same
problem as Richard, the second band overlaping the top one when I
scroll down (with FF3.0 and also with IE7)
http://educ73.ac-grenoble.fr/nectar/nectar_enseignant/docs_pedas/histoire_arts_frise/timeline_majeur4.php?centre=1800

I have also another problem : when I try to use more than 2 bands in
the timeline, the compact painter stops working and nothing is
displayed
http://educ73.ac-grenoble.fr/nectar/nectar_enseignant/docs_pedas/histoire_arts_frise/timeline_majeur6.php?centre=1800

Can anybody tell me where the problem is or what is my mistake ?

thank you

Dom





On 8 juin, 18:30, VersionFourX <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hello all,
>
> Timeline 2.4.0 - FireFox 3.0.10
>
> Opening 2.4.0 of thecompact-painterexample, I simply wanted to have
> the Month on top and the Week/Events on bottom. To do this I simply
> took the bandInfos and swapped the Month band to index 0 and the week
> band to index 1.
>
> Now whenever the user scrolls down the events and pictures of the Week
> band, it overlaps the Month band causing it to be covered with events.
> In other words, the week band is letting events go past it's borders.
> Is there a way to have the Month band on top and not have the Week
> band overlap it?
>
> Thank you
>
> Regards,
> Richard

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