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Posted by kyra on 11/18/55 11:31
Onideus Mad Hatter wrote:
> On Tue, 08 Nov 2005 01:58:54 GMT, kyra <kyra@cotse.com> wrote:
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>>kyra wrote:
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>>>Onideus Mad Hatter wrote:
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>>>>http://www.backwater-productions.net/_test_platform/cbstory/
>>>>
>>>>Works perfect in IE but in Netscape/Firefox it fuxors. The problem is
>>>>the transparent image overlays. The obvious approach would be to
>>>>split apart the overlaid images into 4 sections and just leave the
>>>>text area uncovered...however that would require at least a good 3 to
>>>>4 hours of work and...well I'd rather just set the text box on top,
>>>>loose the aesthetics and say to hell with the Netscape and FF users.
>>>>
>>>>The only other thing I can think of is using the Javascript focus()
>>>>function...however even if the focus is put on the text box I'm bettin
>>>>it still won't work. Does anyone have any other ideas? Maybe
>>>>something that works like wmode?
>>>>
>>>
>>>could it be something with the javascript?
>>></iframe>
>>> should be <\/iframe>
>>>
>>>or in the .net iframe you are defining the same id 2x?
>>>
>>> div class='pos' id='image_map' style='left: 61px; top:371px;
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>>> div class='pos' id='image_map' style='left:645px; top:371px;
>>>
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>>BTW why do you have the iframe set to no in scroll? in FF it looks like
>>it needs to...
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> For some reason in Netscape and Firefox it puts in a bottom margin
> that I've so far been unable to remove (I found several sites that
> gave several options for getting around it, but all of them that I
> tried didn't seem to work on my versions of Netscape and FF. Out of
> curiosity what OS are you using? Linux?
When I wrote that, I was in Windows.
In opera the scrollbar worked, in Flock it did not (like FF)
I could test it on linux when i get home
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