Mac, IE 5.x, or any unusual browser assistance ple

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

Thanks in advance,

-Russ

No glitches in

* Safari 1.2.5
* Firefox 1.0
* IE 5.2

running on Mac OS X 10.3.8.

Originally posted by Svin1
No glitches in

* Safari 1.2.5
* Firefox 1.0
* IE 5.2

running on Mac OS X 10.3.8.

I was at universitey today and will be able to test and link a Linux-screenshot next week (not earlier, sorry - my last week of holidays 🙂 ).
th

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

Edit: I figured out what was doing...

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.

Only the logged in icons are shown on the 2nd row.

-Russ

Originally posted by Russ
Only the logged in icons are shown on the 2nd row.

-Russ

@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

Brilliant, thanks.

I think I will have to accept the slightly skewed links on konqueror30314.

It worked better over all browsers than I expected, so I will roll out this new method of showing some images in the next release.

-Russ

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!