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2011-04-13, 09:45:09
(This post was last modified: 2011-04-13, 09:48:08 by Bigbrodesign.)
Hi!
This isn't really a request for help, but an FYI... I noticed that the UI Screenshots page looked, well, rather exotic in Firefox 4. At first, I was thinking, wow, what a minimalist design.
Then I saw that the slideshow was WAY over on the right off the page. It does run, at least!
Because I am a CSS guy, I had to take a closer look. Safari's looking OK... maybe the design was coded using it?
http://get-simple.info/start/screenshots/
Here's a bit of CSS code that fixed it for me in FF:
None of my flavors of IE display the slides... instead you have the images stacked vertically and they don't move - I'm guessing IE doesn't like some of the JQuery code, maybe. No quick fix for that (although maybe an updated library might help).
Chrome seems fine.
Hope this helps!
Cheers, Dave
This isn't really a request for help, but an FYI... I noticed that the UI Screenshots page looked, well, rather exotic in Firefox 4. At first, I was thinking, wow, what a minimalist design.
Then I saw that the slideshow was WAY over on the right off the page. It does run, at least!Because I am a CSS guy, I had to take a closer look. Safari's looking OK... maybe the design was coded using it?
http://get-simple.info/start/screenshots/
Here's a bit of CSS code that fixed it for me in FF:
Code:
#screens {
height: 800px;
width: 1000px;
clear: both; /* this is what I added.... float: left; also seemed to work for FF. */
}None of my flavors of IE display the slides... instead you have the images stacked vertically and they don't move - I'm guessing IE doesn't like some of the JQuery code, maybe. No quick fix for that (although maybe an updated library might help).
Chrome seems fine.
Hope this helps!
Cheers, Dave
CSS and CMS development. Specializes in MODx and Wordpress.
