Andy Bower wrote:
> Christopher, Tim
>
>
>>"TimM" <
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>>>I also notice that at 1024 resolution (its a mini laptop for
>>>travel) your website is just a touch too big (more pronounced in
>>>firefox) so contact us is a bit off screen.
>>
>>I have noticed the same issue in my Firefox 1.0.7 on Windows XP.
>>Also when the Contact menu is expanded the horizontal slider enlarges
>>because the drop down is even more off the screen. The menu should
>>probably be moved a little more to the left.
>>
>>On the same computer it looks fine with IE. However if I do not
>>enable scripts then there is no navigation menu at all. I wonder if
>>there should be a fallback set of normal links for people who choose
>>not to enable scripts on their browsers.
>
>
> I've just made a change to the website stylesheet and the menu code and
> I think it should address the problems you were seeing. I've tested the
> site with Firefox 1.5 and a 1024x768 screen and it seems okay and
> doesn't come up with any superfluous scroll bars now.
>
> The links in the main text area are meant to be fairly faint and
> dashed. I've always felt that links embedded in text seem to break up
> the flow and make it harder to read. I wanted the links in the main
> text area (not the sidebars) to not interfere with the text too much. I
> have, however, darkened the colour of the links to make them somewhat
> easier to see.
>
> Best Regards,
>
Just been checking it in Firefox 1.0.7 (with tab strip) and found some
strange behaviour. I make the window plenty large enough to have the
home page fit without vertical scrollbar. Then go to one of the other
pages (say, Smalltalk - books ... :-)) and go back to the home page
(using the menu). For no apparent reason a vertical scrollbar appears,
which disappears again when hovering over the menu bar.
I don't know whether it is anything you can/want to do something about,
just found it a bit distracting so thought I'll mention it.
Ted
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