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Ladder Website CSS #content overflow
Please fix the overflow on #content in the CSS. I constantly see scroll bars within the content div and it drives me nuts. I imagine it's a bug relating to how the different absolute heights are being interpreted/processed, but the easy fix would be just changing from overflow:auto to
overflow:visible or overflow:hidden Thanks! Edit: because apparently I have no life tonight: *{ line-height:1em; } or #menu li a { line-height:1em; } would fix that 2 pixel gap between #menu and #content in FF and Chrome Last edited by Carlos98; 08-05-2011 at 04:36 AM. |
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The things I'd do for your knowledge of programming
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While we are at it, I might as well point out some things that could use a little tweaking on the site.
1. The "top5" divs aren't centered within the main content. You could use some simple code to fix this: Code:
#top5, #latestmatches {margin-left: 22px;} Which you could fix by defining a specific height for the text field input Code:
#menu input {height:20px;} |
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When discussing UI bugs, it's usually the best to attach screenshots. I cannot reproduce overflow bug reported by Carlos (using chrome/safari/firefox on Mac). Your fixes look good, so I will incorporate them, but I'd prefer to see bug in action first.
Thanks for reporting and code! |
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Ajuk, please check your PMs :-)
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Yes I can have it to you later today.
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Cool, great! I just wasn't sure if you've read it or not
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Carlos, btw, not sure if overflow:visible or overflow:hidden is better solution than scroll bars. Anyway, send a screenshot, maybe I can fix the page where you see the scrollbars (move content around, remove some content, ...).
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