Putting the shadow aside for a second.
Can anyone suggest why; Sometimes in FF the page loads so that the logo is squashes a little bit, sometimes it doesn't, and when I right click the logo (in FF) something odd happens.
www.fleshmetal.com.au/137
Putting the shadow aside for a second.
Can anyone suggest why; Sometimes in FF the page loads so that the logo is squashes a little bit, sometimes it doesn't, and when I right click the logo (in FF) something odd happens.
www.fleshmetal.com.au/137
Sometimes the best advice is to tell me I'm not thinking about the problem enough.
FleshMetal.com.au
I don't see the squashing issue, but the second issue may be fixed by changing:
toCode:#logoWrapperOuter { margin:0 auto; background-image: url(http://www.fleshmetal.com.au/137/includes/templates/apple_zen/images/header_bg.jpg); background-position: center center; width:70em; overflow:auto; }
Code:#logoWrapperOuter { margin:0 auto; background-image: url(http://www.fleshmetal.com.au/137/includes/templates/apple_zen/images/header_bg.jpg); background-position: center center; width:70em; overflow:hidden; }
I'll keep looking into it, It may be local issue
Yep its sorted. Never did know what overflow was for, I'll have to do some googling
cheers.
ps. when you view the site can you see the logo clearly (not jagged) AND the shadows? cos on this end the first issue alternates between no shadow and a clear logo, or a squashed logo, with shadows.
Sometimes the best advice is to tell me I'm not thinking about the problem enough.
FleshMetal.com.au
Overflow is for clearing the float without additional markup (without using the <div class="clearBoth"></div>). I was having problems with spacing issues and such across browsers, and decided to use that method for that section. Then I read that you could use overflow:hidden instead of auto, which would get rid of the scroll bars. Here's a page with info about this method:
http://www.sitepoint.com/blogs/2005/...ing-of-floats/
Your logo is perfectly clear on my end. Do you have the latest firefox version? When you say the logo has shadows, you mean the shadows that should be to the left and right of the site?
Please go to the following link and click on the product (green square):
http://www.ejpshop.com/shop/index.ph...&products_id=1
The lightbox seems working fine but the menu stays on top which covers the picture... What should I do to disable the menu when the enlarged picture come up?
Thanks in advance for any help!
I changed the z-index to 1000 now. If you go to that page, you'll notice that now the image is in front of the menu but the menu is still 100% visible and are even still functioning! Is there anyway to keep the menu behind the transparent black mask and disable the drop down menu?
Here is the link again:
http://www.ejpshop.com/shop/index.ph...&products_id=1
Thanks.
I am using FF 2.0.0.1. Hiding the overflow fixed the mutating-logo part of the problem. But the drop shadow around centercolumnwrapperb still alternates on and off with each page reload. I'll ignore it for now cos its obviously an local FF thing not a problem with the page.
now... I just have to figure out how to extend the shadow up to the menu and logo wrapper and I'm finished :) Feel free to tell me, but I'm sure If I just think about it I'll work it out eventually :)
Sometimes the best advice is to tell me I'm not thinking about the problem enough.
FleshMetal.com.au
Hi Jade - I'm sure this has been covered as I've found refrences to it thoughout the thread. However, I am still not clear how to do it correctly.
I would like to place an ezpage link of my creation into the dropdown "Information" menu. How do I go about doing that?
Thanks very much for your help.
Tim