I am fishing for some feedback for a CSS technique I would like to use in a number of places. But I need to be happy it is supported by most current browsers over multiple platforms.
It can be best demonstrated here :
http://www.redhotpawn.com/beta/ex.php
If you use a Mac or Liunux browser, I am particularly interested if this works ok.
Tested without issue so far :
(All Win 32 builds)
Firefox 1.0
IE 6.0
Mozilla 1.6
Opera 7.54
Originally posted by Russ I am fishing for some feedback for a CSS technique I would like to use in a number of places. But I need to be happy it is supported by most current browsers over multiple platforms.
It can be best demonstrated here :
http://www.redhotpawn.com/beta/ex.php
If you use a Mac or Liunux browser, I am particularly interested if this works ok.
Tested w ...[text shortened]... (All Win 32 builds)
Firefox 1.0
IE 6.0
Mozilla 1.6
Opera 7.54
Thanks in advance,
-Russ
Running Mac OS 10.3.8 and Safari 1.2.4,
it gives two rows of icons with identical
graphic images.
I tested that all the links work and go to
the same place.
It seems you will be able to add Safari
with 'no issues.'
When you are logged out, the top line gives the
'logged out icons' but the bottom line gives the
'logged in' ones. I am assuming that, for the
purposes of this test, this is not significant.
@Russ:
check out my Linux-screenshots at
http://fsmat.at/~thire/web/rhpbeta/
I made them under redhat. I have access to some other Linux systems too.
Tell me if you need any other screenshots.
th
I just checked out Konqueror 3.3.1 (using KDE 3.3.2) and it works fine (as far as I can see). BUt I wasn't able to take a screenshot.
cool, ha? 😀
th
edit: "sleep 3&&import -window root screenshot.png" helped me...
I added the new screenshot as well!