[Pro] What is my problem?

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you can see how the code changes before and after the scroll triggers in either example. In the Action example a top and left attribute are added.

Presumably the shift is then related to how overall widths of items with padding/margin are calculated.

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Margin isn’t calculated as being part of the width or position x/y of an element. Padding on the parent is considered in the x/y calculation.

Walter

On Jan 28, 2013, at 10:32 AM, DeltaDave wrote:

you can see how the code changes before and after the scroll triggers in either example. In the Action example a top and left attribute are added.

Presumably the shift is then related to how overall widths of items with padding/margin are calculated.

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That sorts it as I use your HTML5 action in just about everything -
including my test file, so that explains a lot.

Works exactly as you say on inline div items :slight_smile:

So then, the consensus of Freeway Pro experts is that Safari has a bug that
affects the fixed position behavior on the same page with either embedded
video elements or iframe elements?

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Ernie Simpson

On Mon, Jan 28, 2013 at 10:29 AM, Walter Lee Davis email@hiddenwrote:

Oh, I just looked, and yes that error is still in there. Your element must
be a DIV, set with the CSS checkbox or Layer checkbox checked. That error
is popped if the element isn’t found by line 325, which is looking
specifically for a DIV. If you are using my HTML5 Actions, you might be
trying to apply it to a section or article, and that could be the entire
problem.

Walter

On Jan 28, 2013, at 10:09 AM, Ernie Simpson wrote:

Sorry Walter, when I tried it it gave me an error containing this line of
code

 fwError('Sorry! This Action must be applied to a layered HTML box');

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On Mon, Jan 28, 2013 at 9:07 AM, Walter Lee Davis <email@hidden
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Just tested it here, and no, it does not require a layered element.

Walter

On Jan 27, 2013, at 6:16 PM, DeltaDave wrote:

Yes you are correct - Sticker requires CSS positioned layered elements
but it does the ‘only stick when at the top’ thing.

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So then, the consensus of Freeway Pro experts is that Safari has a bug that affects the fixed position behavior on the same page with either embedded video elements or iframe elements?

Please don’t class me as a Freeway Pro expert :slight_smile:

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Just revved the Action to allow non-div (HTML5) elements.

Walter

On Jan 28, 2013, at 11:05 AM, Ernie Simpson wrote:

That sorts it as I use your HTML5 action in just about everything -
including my test file, so that explains a lot.

Works exactly as you say on inline div items :slight_smile:

So then, the consensus of Freeway Pro experts is that Safari has a bug that
affects the fixed position behavior on the same page with either embedded
video elements or iframe elements?

–
Ernie Simpson

On Mon, Jan 28, 2013 at 10:29 AM, Walter Lee Davis email@hiddenwrote:

Oh, I just looked, and yes that error is still in there. Your element must
be a DIV, set with the CSS checkbox or Layer checkbox checked. That error
is popped if the element isn’t found by line 325, which is looking
specifically for a DIV. If you are using my HTML5 Actions, you might be
trying to apply it to a section or article, and that could be the entire
problem.

Walter

On Jan 28, 2013, at 10:09 AM, Ernie Simpson wrote:

Sorry Walter, when I tried it it gave me an error containing this line of
code

fwError('Sorry! This Action must be applied to a layered HTML box');

–
Ernie Simpson

On Mon, Jan 28, 2013 at 9:07 AM, Walter Lee Davis <email@hidden
wrote:

Just tested it here, and no, it does not require a layered element.

Walter

On Jan 27, 2013, at 6:16 PM, DeltaDave wrote:

Yes you are correct - Sticker requires CSS positioned layered elements
but it does the ‘only stick when at the top’ thing.

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Dave – you know you are, don’t be shy :wink:

Walter, thank you! Thanks.

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