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Posted by Els on 03/24/06 22:43
Chris Ianson wrote:
> "Els" <els.aNOSPAM@tiscali.nl> wrote in message
> news:150hk9chpj0ol.mall80tufd6w$.dlg@40tude.net...
>> Chris Ianson wrote:
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>>> £1,000,000* to anyone who is able to actually show a way to do this.
>>
>> http://here.locusmeus.com/temp/chris.html :-)
>
> Hmm interesting, you've obviously taken the time to try to fix it, thanks. I
> appreciate that. Sadly it has the same behaviour as before, at least on IE6
> & 7. The whole page scrolls to the bottom when you click a link in the
> iframe.
>
> Did something break,
It works here in IE6 and IE7 and Firefox - it doesn't in Opera, but in
Opera you can scroll from left to right with the mouse wheel, as long
as the pointer is on the scrollbar.
I have a second version on http://here.locusmeus.com/temp/chris2.html
- maybe that one works for you? What version of Windows are you using?
I tested on WinXP and Win98.
> and what was your proposed solution?
The reason the page jumped down, is that you used "end" as a fragment
identifier. Even if you wouldn't have a target <a> element with the
name or id "end", it would still jump down. Just like it jumps to the
top of the page when you use <a href="#top"> in some (most?) browsers.
I changed these names to left and right to avoid this problem.
Since the <a> elements were still half way the image, the page would
jump to that place. So my solution is to place the <a> elements with
the id/name attributes to the top of the image. And because you seemed
to like to have the links halfway, I separated links and targets.
Target <a> left and right at the top, link <a> left and right half way
the image.
My second version is better btw - there's a weird thing in the first
version. The second one would also validate against a transitional
doctype. So.. hope it works for you :-)
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