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Ugh.
Like the browser. But hate it not working with CSS's scrollbar attribute...
Anyway is there a way (add-on) to get it to work?
Like the browser. But hate it not working with CSS's scrollbar attribute...
Anyway is there a way (add-on) to get it to work?
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Afternoon wrote:
> Well for sites such as [URL]http://www.shawson.co.uk/[/URL] seeings a
> grey bar would ruin the experience.
They all ready do!;) There are much better ways to author a side scrolling site which wouldn't involve having to use badly styled scrollers
Simple JS and a little CSS/DOM and bingo
one of my favorite ones:
[URL]http://www.youngpup.net/_projectDirectories/hfdscroll/demos/girl/index.html[/URL]
> Well for sites such as [URL]http://www.shawson.co.uk/[/URL] seeings a
> grey bar would ruin the experience.
They all ready do!;) There are much better ways to author a side scrolling site which wouldn't involve having to use badly styled scrollers
Simple JS and a little CSS/DOM and bingo
one of my favorite ones:
[URL]http://www.youngpup.net/_projectDirectories/hfdscroll/demos/girl/index.html[/URL]
JS normally with have incompatibility issues, whats compatible for IE is not usualy compatible for Netscape
Afternoon wrote:
> JS normally with have incompatibility issues, whats compatible for IE
> is not usualy compatible for Netscape
Netscape? What's netscape? It's dead! Thank God!;)
As for using JS, as long as you work with in the stadards for Javascript 1.2/ECMA Script, there should be no issues at all with cross browser compatability.
Obviously if they have JS disabled (and anyone using MS's VJM should have this disabled by default), your a little stuffed, but with some inventive browser sniffing and alternative functions you can still ensure a similar result.
> JS normally with have incompatibility issues, whats compatible for IE
> is not usualy compatible for Netscape
Netscape? What's netscape? It's dead! Thank God!;)
As for using JS, as long as you work with in the stadards for Javascript 1.2/ECMA Script, there should be no issues at all with cross browser compatability.
Obviously if they have JS disabled (and anyone using MS's VJM should have this disabled by default), your a little stuffed, but with some inventive browser sniffing and alternative functions you can still ensure a similar result.
Maybe just slap the site in flash add xml feeds and walla
Eeew flash.
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Shockwave then
Afternoon wrote:
> Shockwave then
lol, shockwave is just a player, you author in Director!;) Still doesn;t fix the scroller issue, but then if your using Director, you could just script it to resize correctly based on screen resolution!
> Shockwave then
lol, shockwave is just a player, you author in Director!;) Still doesn;t fix the scroller issue, but then if your using Director, you could just script it to resize correctly based on screen resolution!
Well you learn something new everyday
Firefox doesn't support the selected="selected attribute either. I checked my code with the W3C Validator to make sure I hadn't made a mistake, but Mozilla Firefox wouldn't have any of it. So instead I just had to use a dynamic bit to put the selected option at the top of the list.
Not rocket science...
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