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| New Member | Mozilla Engine, CSS, Scrolling problem Hello, I just found this forum after not being able to find a solution to my issue. I started designing my first from scratch layout today and ran into a problem with mozilla based engines. (konqueror and IE not affect) You can pretty much see it here: http://crache.org/test/ You will notice that if the window width is below minimum then mozilla based engines push the contect to the left and is not even available by scrolling! I definetly do not want this happening, and any help would be much appreciated. And if you feel so inclined, you will notice that the bottem only lines up in IE but no mozilla / konqueror. Anyways, thank you in advance; Josh |
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| Guest | Mozilla developers do. And strange people like me, who use the occasional nightly from FireFox or another member of the project. For development though, you only need to worry about the stable releases and whatever changes in the nightlies aren't actually bugs. CSS layouts are a little tough to learn, but once you get them down it is hard to imagine setting up most pages any other way. The return in update/maintenance more than justifies the effort, and clients who have had to maintain a table layout site will be thrilled at how much easier it is to update a CSS site that was properly made. The key is to develop for 5.x browsers, and degrade harmlessly for NN 4.7.x and below (and the occasional IE4). They are such a minority on the Internet now that they shouldn't be a chief concern for the majority of projects. |
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| New Member | there is no need of reporting since it is fixed in the latest version. You can see it here: http://blog.crache.org example: load in firefox .8 resize window to be smaller than the contents. watch left disappear |
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| Guest | It is working for me, but I'm not surprised though. It isn't too uncommon for messups to appear in a Mozilla/Firefox nightly only to be fixed a short while later. My nightly is fairly recent. In terms of design though, I would only concern myself with the official releases. The people who use the nightlies are usually the sort that know what they are doing, and many of them don't use the nightlies as their primary browsers. |
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