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Posted by Shelly on 11/20/07 19:45
Els wrote:
> Shelly wrote:
>> Els wrote:
>>> Shelly wrote:
>>>
>>>> Doesn't anyone have a suggestion for the IE6 flicker problem when
>>>> mousing over menus quickly?
>>>>
>>>> I tried the Javascript solution I found but it didn't work. It was
>>>> to put this in the <head> area.
>>>
>>> Glue the two images together, and just set the background-position
>>> to change on hover. That way IE6 doesn't fetch the image every time
>>> you mouse over it.
>>
>> What two images?
>
> The one you see before hovering/mousing over the menu, and the one you
> see while hovering/mousing over it.
>
>> What do you mean by "glue"?
>
> 'stick' :-)
>
>> I have a menu on the side with three menu items. When clicked, two
>> of them expand into submenus. (This problem is also there for the
>> submenus). Each submenu has a hyperlink. Moving the mouse rapidly
>> up and down causes the flicker of the entire screen.
>
> Ah see, you didn't explain that in your first post, and you didn't
> give a link either, so I just assumed you were talking about rollover
> images, which do indeed tend to flicker on mouseover in IE6.
>
>> The menu items are nothing more than text
>> with a background. The colors change on hover. So, I don't know
>> what you mean with "glue the two images".
>
> Nothing really - forget it. I have no idea what your menu is doing. I
> thought you were using images. Maybe because I saw the word
> "BackgroundImageCache" in your JavaScript snippet?
>
> If you can give a URL, someone else might see/know what is happening
> and give you a solution.
I did in the first post (not this thread). It is
www.festivalnetwork.com/events.php Do it in IE6. There is no problem in
IE7 and FF. To make it happen more quickly, expand the Events by Region by
clicking on it. This happens with top level and sub menus. Just move the
mouse up and down over the menu quickly.
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Shelly
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