Posted by kchayka on 10/25/05 17:02

Neredbojias wrote:

> With neither quill nor qualm, sagejoshua quothed:
>
>> http://www.snakebirdstudios.com/nojs.php
>
> It's like I'm getting a double bottom in Mozilla (-or perhaps it
> screen-prints prematurely too low and then doesn't fully erase.) I'll
> betcha it's a Moz bug, though.

More likely than a bug is the excessive absolute positioning and all
those px dimensions. There is no need for most of it.

A tip for the OP: open your page in the moz/FF DOM inspector and look at
both CSS style rules and computed styles for various elements. You may
find your own answers there.

And rather than reinvent the wheel, take a look at some already
tried-and-true CSS templates. Even if you don't use one, study the
techniques used. For some examples, see:
<URL:http://css-discuss.incutio.com/>

> The best rendering engine *mechanics* are still in IE.

Sure, if you believe that non-conformant rendering and seriously broken
overflow behavior is A Good Thing. I don't happen to agree with that.

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