Whole website springs - depending if long article or short
Whole website springs - depending if long article or short
Hello All,
I have another question. The solution is not so important, but I'm wondering, whats happening and why, because this strange thing occurs on all my webpages made with phpWCMS.
If you see this page:
http://www.loesungen-erschliessen.de/index.php?news
and switch then to this page:
http://www.loesungen-erschliessen.de/in ... hwerpunkte
you see, that the whole webpage springs from right to left for about 15px.
The reason is, that the first page is very short and the second longer.... When I switch between pages, which are long too, this spring (or move) doesn't occurs. Only from long to short or back.
I have another question. The solution is not so important, but I'm wondering, whats happening and why, because this strange thing occurs on all my webpages made with phpWCMS.
If you see this page:
http://www.loesungen-erschliessen.de/index.php?news
and switch then to this page:
http://www.loesungen-erschliessen.de/in ... hwerpunkte
you see, that the whole webpage springs from right to left for about 15px.
The reason is, that the first page is very short and the second longer.... When I switch between pages, which are long too, this spring (or move) doesn't occurs. Only from long to short or back.
Hi Rupert,
that isn´t a phpWCMS-problem it is browser typically. Using an IE you don´t see this "springs". There you have a permanent slider at the right.
For FF insert at your frontend.css
This will produced a permanent slider at the right in FF.
regards Knut
that isn´t a phpWCMS-problem it is browser typically. Using an IE you don´t see this "springs". There you have a permanent slider at the right.
For FF insert at your frontend.css
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body {
.
.
.
height: 101%
}
regards Knut
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Thank you!
Thank you very, very much for the fast answer!
.... and yes, it works!
wow, what for a problem. And I thought, that is a problem of my code
.... and yes, it works!
wow, what for a problem. And I thought, that is a problem of my code
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This is another topic of what is called "browserkrieg".
In IE as knut worte the scrollbar is permanently shown. In FF it
is generated "on demand" - when the page/content
is bigger then the viewable area. The width of the
scrollbar is deducted from the whole width and so
it jumps.
The solution with css doesn´t look that good
but it´s the only one to "enchain" the FF.
Oh Lord, would you buy me...
something like a mercedes-benz-browser.
-nerved-
In IE as knut worte the scrollbar is permanently shown. In FF it
is generated "on demand" - when the page/content
is bigger then the viewable area. The width of the
scrollbar is deducted from the whole width and so
it jumps.
The solution with css doesn´t look that good
but it´s the only one to "enchain" the FF.
Oh Lord, would you buy me...
something like a mercedes-benz-browser.
-nerved-
Lars
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Don't say you don't have enough time. You have exactly the same number of hours per day that were given to Helen Keller, Pasteur, Michaelangelo, Mother Teresa, Leonardo da Vinci, Thomas Jefferson, and Albert Einstein. - H. Jackson Brown -
Hi
if your Layout is Table-Based set the Mark 'disable at 'margin' Row and
set Margins etc in the body-Class like:
and check that you haven't two body-Classes in your frontend.css or somewhere else
if your Layout is Table-Based set the Mark 'disable at 'margin' Row and
set Margins etc in the body-Class like:
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body {
min-height: 100.01%;
color: #282F42;
background-color: #C1D2E2;
margin:0;
padding:0;
}
I changed it now in my frontend.css to this:
Two Questions:
- still the min-height doesn't work
- how it is possible, that the background Image is only repeated from left to right and below comes a color (because its looking very strange, if its repeated). Just have a look: http://www.loesungen-erschliessen.de/
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body {
min-height: 100.01%;
font-family: Verdana, Helvetica, Arial, sans-serif;
font-size: 14px;
color: #282F42;
background-color: #C1D2E2;
background: url(http://www.loesungen-erschliessen.de/picture/logo/background.jpg) repeat;
margin:10px;0px;10px;0px;
padding:0;
}
- still the min-height doesn't work
- how it is possible, that the background Image is only repeated from left to right and below comes a color (because its looking very strange, if its repeated). Just have a look: http://www.loesungen-erschliessen.de/
Schau mal hier:
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www .mz.ja-nek .de/test6_css.phtml
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to flip-flop:
wow, thank you, this site is helpful!
to pico
I disabled "margin" Row. (Please have a look in the picture).
Furthermore, I looked if there is somewhere a second body tag... neither.
And, the CSS worked till Version 2.6 (only in Version 2.8 the height or min-heigt command doesn't work)
My site has the width 1024 (after analyzing the weblog, I saw, that 92% have a solution 1024*768 or bigger!).
wow, thank you, this site is helpful!
to pico
I disabled "margin" Row. (Please have a look in the picture).
Furthermore, I looked if there is somewhere a second body tag... neither.
And, the CSS worked till Version 2.6 (only in Version 2.8 the height or min-heigt command doesn't work)
My site has the width 1024 (after analyzing the weblog, I saw, that 92% have a solution 1024*768 or bigger!).
clear all fields Farbe, Text, Link, besucht and aktiv
in HTML-Code this must be away
on 1024 I have to scrol horizontal - remember that the Browser will not show the full-Size (Border Scrolbar etc. ) so a good with is 980px
in HTML-Code this must be away
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<style type="text/css" media="all">
/* <![CDATA[ */
body {
background-color: #FFFFFF;
color: #000000;
}
a, a:link, a:active, a:visited, a:hover { color: #FF9900; }
a:visited { color: #FF9900; }
a:active { color: #377a4b; }
/* ]]> */
</style>
on 1024 I have to scrol horizontal - remember that the Browser will not show the full-Size (Border Scrolbar etc. ) so a good with is 980px