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Under Firefox, you can't scroll using the keyboard on this links page unless you click on the div first: http://numbrosia.com/?cmd=links Is there a way to automatically set focus to a div? |
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Amir Michail wrote: Under Firefox, you can't scroll using the keyboard on this links page unless you click on the div first: http://numbrosia.com/?cmd=links Eww. Why - if I scroll to the right (a no-no itself) do I find an extra scrollbar lodged inside my own vertical scrollbar? |
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Why: "Please enable JavaScript." So I can see your Google ads? (obtrusive ads are one big reason a lot of people surf with JavaScript disabled) Is there a way to automatically set focus to a div? div id="somename"> ... content ... </div and with a link of: http://example.com/mypage.html#somename |
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-- -bts -Motorcycles defy gravity; cars just suck |
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Beauregard T. Shagnasty replied to hisself: I would use the blue sun as a body background image, set to no-repeat, and just place that long menu in the content. Seems simple enough. This would also greatly reduce the scrolling lag .. to 'none'. Oh wait. The blue sun image is actual size of 1024x576 but you have 1037x628 in your code. So every time someone scrolls, the image is trying to resize itself. Change either the code to the image size, or resize the image to what you want on the page. Exactly. |
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-- -bts -Friends don't let friends drive Vista |
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I wanted to resize the image to the current window size. So I used a hack I found on the web to do that. |
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Amir Michail wrote: I wanted to resize the image to the current window size. So I used a hack I found on the web to do that. Just because you can, doesn't mean you should. |
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On Feb 28, 4:36 pm, Bergamot <berga... (AT) visi (DOT) com> wrote: Amir Michail wrote: I wanted to resize the image to the current window size. So I used a hack I found on the web to do that. Just because you can, doesn't mean you should. Why not? One would expect a non-repeating puzzle/game background to scale to the window size. |
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