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Posted by Jon Slaughter on 03/12/07 16:45
"Jonathan N. Little" <lws4art@centralva.net> wrote in message
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> Jon Slaughter wrote:
>> http://www.jonslaughter.com/
>>
>> I just finished the majority of the code for my simple nav bar and I'm
>> having a few issues.
>>
>> When I use IE everything works as planned except that when the resize is
>> to small the link images scale down so small that nothing happens. I want
>> them to have fixed size and rather have a scroll bar. (later I might have
>> it where they go horizontally or something but for now I'm not worried
>> about catering to people who want to view the page under 450pixels in
>> width).
>>
>> But I also have 2 issues in firefox. When the button is clicked there is
>> a border that is shown and also the state goes back to the original. In
>> IE the button does not change unless a new nav button is clicked but in
>> IE it is released once the user lets off the mouse button. What can I do
>> to fix these?
>
> a:down pseudo-class "down" That's a new one!
>
I tried but didn't work. I'll try again though cause maybe I did something
wrong.
> try
>
> A:active
>
> or
>
> A:focus
>
> BTW on dialup with IE your rollover is so slow that the button disappear
> for several seconds before displaying the new state!
>
It can't. The state's are all one graphic. The position is only changed and
surely it downloads the whole image. Not only that each image is about 5k at
most. (total 40k) So if the rollover is disappearing between states then its
shouldn't be the image. Does it stop after reloading?
In any case I'm not targeting people with slow connections but I don't see
why it would be that slow. (its not great and I'm using 24-bit pngs but only
for transparency. I could probably optimize it some since the transparency
is only used at the bottom of the image. I'm not to worried about that stuff
now as I just want to get the site designed. )
> --
> Take care,
>
Thanks,
Jon
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