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Good evening...
I hope you can help me here! URL: http://www.thinklab-consulting.ch/tests/index.php CSS: http://www.thinklab-consulting.ch/tests/style.css 1. Text cut off --------------- In IE6/WinXP the text is sometimes cut off at the bottom when I change my window size or scroll. I can then change the size back and/or scroll and then the text appears again. Any ideas? Screencap using IE6, font size 'normal': http://www.thinklab-consulting.ch/te...ots/ieshot.png 2. Font size in different browsers ---------------------------------- I checked the (same) site in FF1.0, Moz 1.7.5 an IE6 and it looked like all three browsers had different font sizes (settings are all at normal). IE looked much bigger. Moz an FF nearly the same. What's wrong? 3. Submit button gap -------------------- The form on the right side (member login) has a gap over it. The submit form in the 'site search' form doesn't have that gap... Firefox shoes it how i'd like it to be: No gap. 4. Title top left crashes when text is resized ---------------------------------------------- When you increase your font size the title (top left) breaks into the navbar. Probably because of the relative positioning. How can I get rid off this problem so that the title is shown in about the same place? -- chlori chlori |
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chlori wrote:
> I checked the (same) site in FF1.0, Moz 1.7.5 an IE6 > and it looked like all three browsers had different > font sizes (settings are all at normal). IE looked much > bigger. Moz an FF nearly the same. What's wrong? Nothing. You've set your font sizes to be based on the user's preferences. You have different preferences set in your browsers. -- David Dorward <http://blog.dorward.me.uk/> <http://dorward.me.uk/> Home is where the ~/.bashrc is |
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chlori wrote:
<snip> > > 4. Title top left crashes when text is resized > ---------------------------------------------- > When you increase your font size the title (top left) breaks into the > navbar. Probably because of the relative positioning. How can I get rid > off this problem so that the title is shown in about the same place? Will this approach work for you? H1 { FONT-WEIGHT: normal; FONT-SIZE: 140%; MARGIN: 0px 0.3em; TEXT-TRANSFORM: lowercase; POSITION: relative; TOP: 5px; /*1em */ } Mike |
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chlori wrote:
<snip> > URL: http://www.thinklab-consulting.ch/tests/index.php > CSS: http://www.thinklab-consulting.ch/tests/style.css > http://www.thinklab-consulting.ch/te...ots/ieshot.png > > 3. Submit button gap > -------------------- > The form on the right side (member login) has a gap over it. The submit > form in the 'site search' form doesn't have that gap... Firefox shoes it > how i'd like it to be: No gap. The site looks the same in my IE6 and Firefox 1.0. Please post an image showing the problem and name browsers where it does/does not appear. Mike |
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mscir schrieb am 07.02.2005 21:50:
>> 3. Submit button gap >> -------------------- >> The form on the right side (member login) has a gap over it. The submit >> form in the 'site search' form doesn't have that gap... Firefox shoes it >> how i'd like it to be: No gap. > > The site looks the same in my IE6 and Firefox 1.0. Please post an image > showing the problem and name browsers where it does/does not appear. Sorry, one submit button has a gap (empty line) over it (between button and form), one button doesn't. See: http://www.thinklab-consulting.ch/te...ots/ieshot.png I tried it in IE6 and Firefox 1.0, both on 2 different PCs, both XP. -- chlori |
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