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Posted by kchayka on 11/02/05 16:35
Guillaume wrote:
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> My question is all about position:fixed. I now
> know, thanks to Neredbojias, how to emulate it in IE. I would also need
> to know how it is supported by Opera and Safari.
Why don't you just download Opera and see for yourself? It's free.
<URL:http://opera.com/>
Here's a tip: most modern graphical browsers support most of CSS2 just
fine, including position:fixed. However, IE is not a modern browser (on
either Win or Mac).
Having said that, please don't use position:fixed unless you've given
very careful consideration to how your particular case adapts to
different window and text sizes. Too often I've seen it used as an
ill-conceived way for a deezyner to control the layout, resulting in an
unusable page in my not-exactly-average browsing environment. In the
wrong hands, position:absolute is bad, position:fixed can be worse.
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