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Alex Bell wrote: I have a fluid header/two column layout at http://www.members.iinet.net.au/~abell1/test/demo10.htm which works with windows MSIE 5.5 and 6, Mozilla, Netscape, and Opera; and Safari but which crashes with Mac MSIE 5. OS9 IE 5.1 OSX IE 5.2 For me, it doesn't display as intended, but it doesn't crash in any sense of the word. Or are you counting how it handles (or not) position:fixed as a "crash"? Yes, thank you. To me having the header area much 'higher' than it |
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BTW, you do know that your <link> points to a non-existent stylesheet? This is likely to be a problem in some browsers, NS4 for sure. No, I've pasted that in from somewhere and never thought about it. |
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Alex Bell wrote: I have a fluid header/two column layout at http://www.members.iinet.net.au/~abell1/test/demo10.htm which works with windows MSIE 5.5 and 6, Mozilla, Netscape, and Opera; and Safari but which crashes with Mac MSIE 5. Do you know what is causing the crash? No, I'm afraid not, but I have been pointed towards the position:fixed |
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Rather than try to hack the demo to make it work with Mac MSIE 5 Understandable sentiment, but I thought I'd mention that MSIE5/Mac's bugs are pretty well documented: http://www.macedition.com/cb/ie5macbugs/ And it's quite easy to hide style rules from IE/Mac: @import url("hiddenFromIEmac.css"); @media screen { /* these rules are hidden from IE5 Mac */ } I use the second method to hide position: fixed from IE/Mac because its support is a bit sketchy. Thanks for this. How do the methods you describe above compare with |
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