I presume you checked and set all borders and shadows to none? And are they
also showing at 100%? On my laptop I see only two seperatorlines, and in a
few enlargement steps hairlines.
Op 22 dec. 2014 05:17 schreef “kitesurfer3” email@hidden:
Hi all,
I just noticed for the first time these lines appearing in my pages when
enlarging the pages (Command +)
Any idea how to get rid of them and/or what is causing it.
the problem might be, that the header and content backgrounds are broken down to a table construct. You set rounded corners and shadow which forces Freeway to do, perhaps.
I can’t tell you why, but (a shot in the dark) it has to do with IE compatibility (you support down to IE7) - (because people are usually not aware that they have a table in their artwork).
It’s a simple matter of fact, that IE 7 doesn’t support box-shadow and border-radius without the massive help of so called filters - or as Freeway does, breaking this into several pieces of graphic-items, wrapping it in a rock-solid table.
If you don’t mind - set compatibility to “normal” and try again.
Yes, all shadows and borders are none. And the height of the page is 100%.
On 22 Dec 2014, 6:48 am, Andries Kuipers wrote:
I presume you checked and set all borders and shadows to none? And are they
also showing at 100%? On my laptop I see only two seperatorlines, and in a
few enlargement steps hairlines.
Op 22 dec. 2014 05:17 schreef “kitesurfer3”
I tried Normal and no difference. (it was at I6 not I7)
I got rid of the rounded corners and went crazy, same if I take the “outer shadow”
By the way this was a template from Freeway if I am not mistaken, I did not do it from scratch.
On 22 Dec 2014, 7:42 am, Thomas Kimmich wrote:
Hm,
the problem might be, that the header and content backgrounds are broken down to a table construct. You set rounded corners and shadow which forces Freeway to do, perhaps.
I can’t tell you why, but (a shot in the dark) it has to do with IE compatibility (you support down to IE7) - (because people are usually not aware that they have a table in their artwork).
It’s a simple matter of fact, that IE 7 doesn’t support box-shadow and border-radius without the massive help of so called filters - or as Freeway does, breaking this into several pieces of graphic-items, wrapping it in a rock-solid table.
If you don’t mind - set compatibility to “normal” and try again.
Tip - Either I’d remove the drop shadow used on the images completely (they are really putting me off), or at least set them to 0º and make them lighter than they are now. Please try it … see the difference.
On 22 Dec 2014, 3:33 pm, Richard van Heukelum wrote:
Tip - Either I’d remove the drop shadow used on the images completely (they are really putting me off), or at least set them to 0º and make them lighter than they are now. Please try it … see the difference.
By the way I mentioned earlier, I am using a template from Freeway called “Cloud”.
I opened the original template and same thing happens (also it happens on every page like in my version). So the problem is not new or anything I did.
Freeway takes care of us! And it has to respect this and it will. By creating images as a JustWork rather than sets of styles that may fail - and there is not much we can do.
If you ask me personally, I’m (long) going down the hand-hacked route and add those effects by “self-created” sets of styles applying them by classes via extended dialogue.
This is just because I can afford doing progressive enhancement - a manufacturer (or browser-vendor) can’t. I am convinced, SP is aware of this so what?
But I even might be wrong with the above - if so, apologize.
If you ask me personally, I’m (long) going down the hand-hacked route and add those effects by “self-created” sets of styles applying them by classes via extended dialogue.
Or use the CSS3 Shadow and CSS3 Corner actions to add the effects.