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Brickbats or backpats, let me have it :) - 9/25/2007 2:34:50
Hi, I havn't been posting for a long time in this forum. For a brief period I was quite enthusiastic in the database forum, esp DRW (FP)
I designed http://www.berithbpc.com and like it a lot, personally. What do you folks think?
Should I have gone the tableless way? hmm..
thanks for all inputs :)
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RE: Brickbats or shoulderpats, let me have it :) - 9/25/2007 2:48:47
Hi
It's quite pretty (although, yes, tableless is definitely the way to go these days!).
My main criticism is that you've messed with my right-click - replacing it with a menu. which is really irritating. It's always a bad idea to interfere with the way the user uses their own software. Either people don't use the right-click (in which case they won't see the menu anyway) OR they do use it (like me) and will be irritated by you forcing them to use another method.
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RE: Brickbats or shoulderpats, let me have it :) - 9/25/2007 4:08:37
Thanks Tailslide, your points noted.
If I can provide the usual functions of your rightclick in my contextmenu, would it be less irritable?
For you, I will work hard to incorporate these functions :)
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RE: Brickbats or shoulderpats, let me have it :) - 9/25/2007 19:39:11
Try viewing your web on a 800 resolution monitor and you will see a odd effect on the horizontal scrolling.
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RE: Brickbats or shoulderpats, let me have it :) - 9/26/2007 0:05:27
Hi treetopranch
do you mean it keeps scrolling endlessly?
yes I see that.
Actually I am having the floating menu and context menu and seems superfluous thing to do, having them both.
I have to decide which to drop *so sad*
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RE: Brickbats or shoulderpats, let me have it :) - 9/26/2007 18:57:22
Tailslide...what is the cause of endless horizontal scrolling?
I suspect it is a image problem but not sure.
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RE: Brickbats or shoulderpats, let me have it :) - 9/27/2007 4:11:18
I think it's the floating menu. When I turn Javascript off the menu disappears but so does the scrollbar. I can't quite figure out how it positions itself - it appears to be always slightly off screen.
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RE: Brickbats or shoulderpats, let me have it :) - 10/1/2007 21:49:01
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I think it's the floating menu. When I turn Javascript off the menu disappears but so does the scrollbar. I can't quite figure out how it positions itself - it appears to be always slightly off screen.
I've been trying to fix that for some time. Still clueless.
I wonder if this behaviour is the same for all floating menu? Know of any page with floating menu I can check them out?
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RE: Brickbats or shoulderpats, let me have it :) - 10/2/2007 3:26:44
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Never used this type of menu but there are a couple of CSS versions that might be better than the old DHTML things.
Here's an article from the W3C on it: http://www.w3.org/Style/Examples/007/menus
The above link doesn't seem to pin at one position as claimed.
The one below is good. I like it a lot.
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And here's an article from the excellent Stu Nicholls with a version that works in IE6 too: http://www.cssplay.co.uk/layouts/fixed.html
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RE: Brickbats or shoulderpats, let me have it :) - 10/2/2007 5:39:41
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The above link doesn't seem to pin at one position as claimed.
Yes it wouldn't if you're using IE - one of IE's many and varied bugs I'm afraid!
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