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Posted by sophie on 12/22/72 11:24
Spanky The Thunder Chicken said this:
> In article <1f3fg19da20c7kerojh829321uq86kkpii@4ax.com>,
> Onideus Mad Hatter <usenet@backwater-productions.net> wrote:
>
>> On Sat, 20 Aug 2005 13:30:49 -0500, Spanky The Thunder Chicken
>> <antny@meow.org> wrote:
>>
>>> Nope and nope for Mac OS X 10.2 with Safari 1.0.3 and IE 5.2. It's
>>> horizontally centered under Safari, but you only see the bottom half or
>>> so of it (it's positioned off the top of the screen). Under IE, it's
>>> just in the upper left corner as though it's not positioned at all.
>>
>> Can you test it again for me, I just made some alterations. The way
>> it's set up now is ~should~ work perfectly on Safari and IE on the
>> Mac...according to this site anyway:
>> http://www.quirksmode.org/viewport/compatibility.html
>>
>> I used document.documentElement.offsetWidth/Height for Opera and then
>> self.innerWidth/Height for everything else (they don't mention
>> Konqueror though, so it might not work on that).
>
> I got the same result for both browsers (half off the top of the screen
> on Safari, no positioning on IE).
>
> You can try the <table> <td valign="middle" align="center"> thing, but
> what I've discovered about that is that it won't work if you include a
> <!DOCTYPE="whatever"> definition (or maybe I wasn't defining the right
> doctype).
>
> I know you sneered at using tables to format the page before, but if it
> works, it works.
Uncle Antny, thank you for reminding me there are browsers other than
Firefox. I got the same thing as you with safari 1.3 (still osx 10.3.9, blah
blah.) and it's the whole page that's off the screen, too; not just your
little flash loading thing. And I couldn't face trying IE, I've never used it
on this machine and that's a record I'd like to keep...
--
sophie
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