Hi all
I played a bit more with the docs layout changes, but I only found that IE6 is really bad browser. - it desn't support position:fixed from CSS, but a workaround using expressions existed for older versions - this workaround works only when doctype is HTML 4 and not when it is XHTML
So there are three possibilities: - ignore that top menu will not be always visible in IE6 and stay with XHTML - make the document HTML 4 - stay with previous doc layout
What do you choose?
Michal Cihar wrote:
Hi all
I played a bit more with the docs layout changes, but I only found that IE6 is really bad browser.
- it desn't support position:fixed from CSS, but a workaround using
expressions existed for older versions
- this workaround works only when doctype is HTML 4 and not when it is XHTML
So there are three possibilities:
- ignore that top menu will not be always visible in IE6 and stay with XHTML
- make the document HTML 4
- stay with previous doc layout
What do you choose?
I vote for #1.
Marc
On Sat, Feb 01, 2003 at 08:04:34AM -0500, Marc Delisle wrote:
Michal Cihar wrote:
So there are three possibilities:
- ignore that top menu will not be always visible in IE6 and stay with
XHTML
- make the document HTML 4
- stay with previous doc layout
I'd go with what Marc said as well, just go with XHTML and to hell with IE6. I saw a better workaround somewhere, I'll dig for it, but for now we can just go with XHTML.
On Saturday 01 February 2003 15:40, Robin Johnson wrote:
On Sat, Feb 01, 2003 at 08:04:34AM -0500, Marc Delisle wrote:
Michal Cihar wrote:
So there are three possibilities:
- ignore that top menu will not be always visible in IE6 and stay with
XHTML
- make the document HTML 4
- stay with previous doc layout
I'd go with what Marc said as well, just go with XHTML and to hell with IE6. I saw a better workaround somewhere, I'll dig for it, but for now we can just go with XHTML.
Okay, checked in, If you'll find better workaround, please apply it.
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Robin Johnson