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html break in WAToolFrame?

Boris Popov, DeepCove Labs (SNN)
Is "html break" in WAToolFrame>>renderContentOn: really that nessecary? I
notice the comment stating "Compensate for Mozilla: bottom of contents hiden
by toolbar", but removing it doesn't seem to make any difference for better
or worse. The reason I'm asking, is that having break there goes against
XHTML Strict and it would be nice to not have to turn off development tools
when checking pages for compliance.

Thanks!

-Boris

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Re: html break in WAToolFrame?

Michel Bany

On 09 Aug 2006, at 20:10 , Boris Popov wrote:

> Is "html break" in WAToolFrame>>renderContentOn: really that  
> nessecary? I
> notice the comment stating "Compensate for Mozilla: bottom of  
> contents hiden
> by toolbar", but removing it doesn't seem to make any difference  
> for better
> or worse. The reason I'm asking, is that having break there goes  
> against
> XHTML Strict and it would be nice to not have to turn off  
> development tools
> when checking pages for compliance.
>

Hi Boris,

This change was from me, and it is indeed necessary if you do not want
the toolbar at the bottom to hide contents. This only happens with  
Mozilla.
You will be able to notice the effect with the following.
1. Remove the "html break"
2. Use Mozilla
3. Open the Seaside config page
4. Scroll to the very bottom of the page
See a picture at ftp://ftp.bany.fr/Moz.jpg

Instead of "html break", would "html div: [html space]" be XHTML  
Strict enough ?
Can you try and check it ?

Michel.



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RE: html break in WAToolFrame?

Boris Popov, DeepCove Labs (SNN)
Okay I see what you mean. In that case, yes, wrapping it in a div will
satisfy strict.

Thanks!

-Boris

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On 09 Aug 2006, at 20:10 , Boris Popov wrote:

> Is "html break" in WAToolFrame>>renderContentOn: really that  
> nessecary? I
> notice the comment stating "Compensate for Mozilla: bottom of  
> contents hiden
> by toolbar", but removing it doesn't seem to make any difference  
> for better
> or worse. The reason I'm asking, is that having break there goes  
> against
> XHTML Strict and it would be nice to not have to turn off  
> development tools
> when checking pages for compliance.
>
Hi Boris,

This change was from me, and it is indeed necessary if you do not want
the toolbar at the bottom to hide contents. This only happens with  
Mozilla.
You will be able to notice the effect with the following.
1. Remove the "html break"
2. Use Mozilla
3. Open the Seaside config page
4. Scroll to the very bottom of the page
See a picture at ftp://ftp.bany.fr/Moz.jpg

Instead of "html break", would "html div: [html space]" be XHTML  
Strict enough ?
Can you try and check it ?

Michel.



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