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| I'm trying to get my "text resizer" to work in FF/IE/Opera but for some
reason I don't see the AP div (#textbox) on the page in IE6.
If you go to this page
http://www.mouseriders.dk/til_michael/index_white.php (I'm not done with
the stylesheet for this page yet) and in the selectbox please choose
"Hvid/blå kontrast" and click the submit (skift). You should now see a
white page with the "A a" in the blue header (screenshot here
http://www.mouseriders.dk/til_michael/imagesBG/ss_1.gif) ...at least in
FF/Opera. I just can't figure out why it won't show up in IE.
Any ideas?
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| Kristian Todd 2006-02-24, 10:15 am |
| Hi,
I have just tried to run it in IE7, when i copied the
http://www.mouseriders.dk/til_michael/fontdown.php
and pasted it into the address bar and ran it i got the following runtime
error:-
Line 26 can't execute code from a freed script.
"Kim" <not@this.com> wrote in message
news:dtmdid$5m4$1@forums.macromedia.com...
> I'm trying to get my "text resizer" to work in FF/IE/Opera but for some
> reason I don't see the AP div (#textbox) on the page in IE6.
>
> If you go to this page
> http://www.mouseriders.dk/til_michael/index_white.php (I'm not done with
> the stylesheet for this page yet) and in the selectbox please choose
> "Hvid/blå kontrast" and click the submit (skift). You should now see a
> white page with the "A a" in the blue header (screenshot here
> http://www.mouseriders.dk/til_michael/imagesBG/ss_1.gif) ...at least in
> FF/Opera. I just can't figure out why it won't show up in IE.
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> Any ideas?
> --
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> kim aka Prince of Copenhagen
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> http://mouseriders.dk
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| Osgood 2006-02-24, 10:15 am |
| Kim wrote:
> I'm trying to get my "text resizer" to work in FF/IE/Opera but for some
> reason I don't see the AP div (#textbox) on the page in IE6.
>
> If you go to this page
> http://www.mouseriders.dk/til_michael/index_white.php (I'm not done with
> the stylesheet for this page yet) and in the selectbox please choose
> "Hvid/blå kontrast" and click the submit (skift). You should now see a
> white page with the "A a" in the blue header (screenshot here
> http://www.mouseriders.dk/til_michael/imagesBG/ss_1.gif) ...at least in
> FF/Opera. I just can't figure out why it won't show up in IE.
>
> Any ideas?
Remove display: block; and it will appear, like magic.
#textbox{
position:absolute;
display: block;
left:30px;
top:72px;
height:20px;
width:50px;
background:url(imagesBG/textbox_white.gif);
z-index:1;}
As a sidenote. Do you find it easier to write and undersatnd all your
css attributes in one line?
Dam I find that alien to troubleshoot. PV11 do this sometimes but I
think thats just to make it harder for any newbie that wants to 'take'
their code.
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| BTW... Thanks for your reply :)
Osgood wrote:
> Kim wrote:
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> Remove display: block; and it will appear, like magic.
>
> #textbox{
> position:absolute;
> display: block;
> left:30px;
> top:72px;
> height:20px;
> width:50px;
> background:url(imagesBG/textbox_white.gif);
> z-index:1;}
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>
> As a sidenote. Do you find it easier to write and undersatnd all your
> css attributes in one line?
>
> Dam I find that alien to troubleshoot. PV11 do this sometimes but I
> think thats just to make it harder for any newbie that wants to 'take'
> their code.
>
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kim aka Prince of Copenhagen
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http://mouseriders.dk
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| Hi Osgood,
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> Remove display: block; and it will appear, like magic.
Not on my screen... but I got this advice on another list that if I made
it relative it do appear. That also moved the top nav too but that was a
minor change to get that into place.
> As a sidenote. Do you find it easier to write and undersatnd all your
> css attributes in one line?
I actually prefer this over the multi line way. For me it's much easier
and I don't forget closing bracket etc. What I find very irritating
using this method is if I forget and use DW CSS inspector then the rules
I play with is on several lines afterwards. I never figured out how to
stop this... if it's possible at all.
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> Dam I find that alien to troubleshoot. PV11 do this sometimes
I noticed that too... so I guess it's not bad practice ;)
> but I think thats just to make it harder for any newbie that wants to 'take'
> their code.
Hmmm...
>
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kim aka Prince of Copenhagen
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http://mouseriders.dk
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| Hi Kristian,
> I have just tried to run it in IE7, when i copied the
> http://www.mouseriders.dk/til_michael/fontdown.php
> and pasted it into the address bar and ran it i got the following runtime
> error:-
> Line 26 can't execute code from a freed script.
OK... but why did you copy that? It calls a PHP script.
On my machine I only get taken to the index page using W2K/IE6. Using FF
I get nothing and on XP/IE7 I get taken to the index page too.
Maybe a setting on your computer!
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> "Kim" <not@this.com> wrote in message
> news:dtmdid$5m4$1@forums.macromedia.com...
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kim aka Prince of Copenhagen
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http://mouseriders.dk
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| Osgood 2006-02-24, 10:15 am |
| Kim wrote:
> Hi Osgood,
>
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> Not on my screen... but I got this advice on another list that if I made
> it relative it do appear. That also moved the top nav too but that was a
> minor change to get that into place.
Strange, worked fine here when I tested it.
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| I just tested again and on my system it doesn't show up if I make the
div absolute and leave out the display:block. (are you on XP? I use W2K
and a not so stable version of IE6)
Osgood wrote:
> Kim wrote:
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> Strange, worked fine here when I tested it.
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kim aka Prince of Copenhagen
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http://mouseriders.dk
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| Murray *TMM* 2006-02-24, 10:15 pm |
| A div is display:block by default....
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"Kim" <not@this.com> wrote in message
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>I just tested again and on my system it doesn't show up if I make the div
>absolute and leave out the display:block. (are you on XP? I use W2K and a
>not so stable version of IE6)
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> Osgood wrote:
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> --
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> kim aka Prince of Copenhagen
> --------------------------
> http://mouseriders.dk
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| So would it make any difference to add/delete that from a rule applied
to a div?
Murray *TMM* wrote:
> A div is display:block by default....
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| Murray *TMM* 2006-02-24, 10:15 pm |
| No. Unless something else had made it display:inline.
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"Kim" <not@this.com> wrote in message
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> So would it make any difference to add/delete that from a rule applied to
> a div?
>
> Murray *TMM* wrote:
>
> --
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> kim aka Prince of Copenhagen
> --------------------------
> http://mouseriders.dk
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| Osgood 2006-02-24, 10:16 pm |
| Kim wrote:
(are you on XP? I use W2K
> and a not so stable version of IE6)
Just using XP Virtual PC on the Mac and IE6. I'm not aware that it would
show any differently, its always been reliable in the past.
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| OK... so in my case it wouldn't have made any difference?
Murray *TMM* wrote:
> No. Unless something else had made it display:inline.
>
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http://mouseriders.dk
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| Osgood 2006-02-24, 10:16 pm |
| Kim wrote:
> So would it make any difference to add/delete that from a rule applied
> to a div?
I think it may have something to do with the images inside the <div>.
What I did was apply a border to the <div> so I could see where it was.
When I did this it was definitely present in IE6.
Whether or not I had remove the display: block; at the time I applied
the border I can't remember.
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| OK... I'm a little wiser now (or less lost). thanks Murray
Murray *TMM* wrote:
> Don't think so.
>
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kim aka Prince of Copenhagen
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http://mouseriders.dk
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| Osgood 2006-02-24, 10:16 pm |
| Kim wrote:
> Once again... thanks and have a great weekend
You're welcome. Have a nice one yourself Kim :)
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| Hi Osgood,
I don't doubt what you say. I also mentioned that my version of IE6 is
very unstable and at times it does strange things. (I need to reformat
my HD... but later)[color=darkred]
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> I forgot to add that the 'Skrift' button is not adhereing to the length
> you need it to be in Mac Mozilla.
Same thing goes for Opera. I'll figure it out
Currently its streching about a third
> of the way into the text on the right. The good news is at least it goes
> under the text and doesn't obsure it ;)
LOL... that's great news.
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> In Mac IE5x the layout is way off the mark but then again you may have
> chosen to forget about that browser.
Actually no... but it might be I will forget about it. Once I'm done
getting this to work in IE/FF/Opera I'll see how it looks on Mac
browsers using Browsercam.
Once again... thanks and have a great weekend
>
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kim aka Prince of Copenhagen
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http://mouseriders.dk
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| Osgood 2006-02-24, 10:16 pm |
| Osgood wrote:
> I think it may have something to do with the images inside the <div>.
> What I did was apply a border to the <div> so I could see where it was.
> When I did this it was definitely present in IE6.
>
> Whether or not I had remove the display: block; at the time I applied
> the border I can't remember.
I forgot to add that the 'Skrift' button is not adhereing to the length
you need it to be in Mac Mozilla. Currently its streching about a third
of the way into the text on the right. The good news is at least it goes
under the text and doesn't obsure it ;)
In Mac IE5x the layout is way off the mark but then again you may have
chosen to forget about that browser.
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