Title: Re: IE Scroll bars in Amga style scroll bars
Post by: amiga1260 on June 04, 2004, 10:45:38 PM
Thanks for you info. I let you know when my website is ready.
Title: Re: IE Scroll bars in Amga style scroll bars
Post by: Waccoon on June 05, 2004, 02:36:52 AM
@blobrana:
How are you linking that code into your documents? It has invalid syntax so it shouldn't work, even in IE.
Title: Re: IE Scroll bars in Amiga style scroll bars
Post by: blobrana on June 05, 2004, 03:29:05 AM
Hum, The guy wanted something for IE and CSS
[color=0000FF][/color] So it`s a text file (just rename the blah.txt to stylesheet.css) and dump it into the website...
In the edit.html bit add ([color=CC0033]`ignite` the RED bits ;) [/color])
blobrana amiga astronomy
[color=CC0033] this bit calls the stylesheet.css[/color] href="stylesheet.css" type=text/css rel=stylesheet>
[color=CC0033]include this optional bit as well[/color]
[color=CC0033]DONT include this bit, UNLESS you use frames [/color]
[color=CC0033]include this optional bit as well[/color]
BODY BIT......
[color=0000FF][/color]
(is that what you ment?)
Title: Re: IE Scroll bars in Amga style scroll bars
Post by: Waccoon on June 05, 2004, 06:37:32 AM
No, I mean the syntax is illegal. You have to define an anchor class just for the images. You can't nest declarations, such as:
img {A:hover, A:active {color: #FFFFFF }}
This causes some browsers to vomit on the CSS, or it only uses it up to the syntax error and then ignores the rest. Firefox threw a fit when I first tried it, and much of it didn't seem to work in IE, either.
Also, be sure to set a background color. Yellow anchors on a white background aren't very usable. ;-)
You also want to use "border-width" instead of "border-thickness" (which doesn't exist), "text-align: center" instead of "align: center" on the table, and set a unit for line-height in the links class.
Title: Re: IE Scroll bars in Amga style scroll bars
Post by: blobrana on June 08, 2004, 08:31:43 AM
Hum, i`ll have to look into those points you mention.
(it seems to work with my mozilla 1.8 alpha etc and IE though), I have used it on my site (http://mysite.freeserve.com/blobrana/edit.html), and it seems ok there with most browsers, (though, if it crashes your browser then i`ll change it..)
[ And i should mention that my site is ibrowse frendly ;) ]