Exactly, and as for the “force reload” I can mention that it was the first time ever that page was displayed on that pc.
Ulf
On 19 Aug 2011, 4:15 pm, DeltaDave wrote:
I do see this problem.
It is as if the scroll is to the image below the one clicked on.
As to a fix…
David
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I’m seeing it in Firefox, but not Safari. Very odd. Try changing your
page from HTML to XHTML Strict. That will enable IDs for links, and
that might fix the problem I’m seeing in Firebug.
Walter
On Aug 19, 2011, at 12:33 PM, ulfr wrote:
Exactly, and as for the “force reload” I can mention that it was the
first time ever that page was displayed on that pc.Ulf
On 19 Aug 2011, 4:15 pm, DeltaDave wrote:
I do see this problem.
It is as if the scroll is to the image below the one clicked on.
As to a fix…
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No change, Walter I’m afraid.
It seems like the offset value can’t affect inline items.
For me it is the same in alll browsers.
And if I, like you suggested first, should place the anchour a distance up in the html box, then it wouldn’t work if the visitor is nearsighgted and would like to enlarge the text. The whole idea with inline item would be lost.
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I just tried this with a very tall HTML box full of lorem ipsum, and I
was able to specify a distance from the top of the page and the text
anchor would stop right there. One thing I did was to make sure that
my HTML box went all the way to the top of the screen, and used a
spacer to bring the top of the text down to the top offset I needed to
get out from under my fixed-position header. You might try a similar
construction. Your page features so little HTML text, though, you
might just try building it with positioned boxes instead of inline
construction.
Walter
On Aug 22, 2011, at 3:17 AM, ulfr wrote:
No change, Walter I’m afraid.
It seems like the offset value can’t affect inline items.
For me it is the same in alll browsers.
And if I, like you suggested first, should place the anchour a
distance up in the html box, then it wouldn’t work if the visitor is
nearsighgted and would like to enlarge the text. The whole idea with
inline item would be lost.Ulf
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It works now.
The cause was that all the time I hocked the anchors to the graphic items instead of to different places in the html text.
Now I don’t even have to make the html box go all the way up to the top of page.
One thing though, the link to top of the html box has to point to the entire box and not to an anchor in top of the text.
Sorry for all the trouble. Hopefully some good can come out of it. Thanks for help. And thanks also for all tips I didn’t answer.
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