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Posted by Beauregard T. Shagnasty on 10/17/55 11:48
Knut Krueger wrote:
> Beauregard T. Shagnasty schrieb:
>> Nothing different. What you didn't ask is "how tall is your browser
>> window?"
>
> but this is only possible with java script, isn't it?
What is possible with JavaScript? You the author trying to determine
how tall my window is? Maybe you could, if I had JavaScript enabled.
If it was enabled, and if you were able to determine that my window
wasn't a thousand pixels tall, would you attempt to resize it, and
really annoy me? If you used JavaScript to maximize my window, I'd be
gone from your site in an instant. It's my browser.
>> Even with a maximized 800x600 browser window, with a couple of
>> toolbars, your menu is not completely visible, and therefore,
>> unclickable below a certain point. On an older 640x480 maximized
>> window, none of the menu items are showing at all.
>>
>> You should consider not using the fixed positioning, as visitors
>> expect the entire page to scroll, and are accustomed to doing that.
>>
>> Remember, not everyone, even with high resolution monitors, browses
>> with a full-screen window, and you should always test with small
>> windows. Screen resolution is unimportant.
>>
> That's the problem of the fixed menu bar which I tested in the link
> ... http://test.konstanze-krueger.de/index.php
>
> but
> http://uni-regensburg.konstanze-krueger.de
> is no fixed menu.
>
> Do you think there is any solution except the version above without
> fixed menu?
The only solution is to not use the fixed-position menu. Or .. possibly
... have a menu that is only 250-300 pixels tall and starts at the very
top of the page. But I wouldn't really recommend that.
Let it scroll. People are used to that.
--
-bts
-Warning: I brake for lawn deer
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