I’m using the Relative Page Layout Action, which is great for fixing Firefox’s poor formatting, but it is making the ‘mouse over’ area of clickable buttons (jpeg) offset to the bottom right, diagonally, by approximately 50% of the size of the object.
I’ve tried removing the items from Relative Page Layout Action, but it causes formatting havoc. I’ve also tried setting them as ‘fixed’ but it makes no difference.
I guess this is a bug, but any pointers as to how to workaround, would be most welcome!
Any chance we can see an example of what’s happening?
Cheers,
Joe
On 13 Feb 2012, at 21:31, grantsymon wrote:
I’m using the Relative Page Layout Action, which is great for fixing Firefox’s poor formatting, but it is making the ‘mouse over’ area of clickable buttons (jpeg) offset to the bottom right, diagonally, by approximately 50% of the size of the object.
I’ve tried removing the items from Relative Page Layout Action, but it causes formatting havoc. I’ve also tried setting them as ‘fixed’ but it makes no difference.
I guess this is a bug, but any pointers as to how to workaround, would be most welcome!
Hmm, that might be something to do with the shadows on the graphics. Is that the only page it’s happening on? It doesn’t look like the kind of page that requires the RPL Action.
Joe
On 14 Feb 2012, at 13:13, grantsymon wrote:
Ooops … the server didn’t like the spaces. This should be ok though :
no it isn’t the only page. I have other pages with the same graphics much smaller, but they’re not so good for illustrating the problem in a screen-movie.
Take a look here, on all the main pages. The tiny flags at the top above the CSS Menu blocks. : (NB the first page, with the big flags, doesn’t have the RPL Action!)
And applying the Remove from RPL Action to the graphics isn’t helping? I’d recommend getting in touch with our Support guys. Chuck an email, ideally containing your file to support(a)softpress.com.
Cheers,
Joe
On 14 Feb 2012, at 14:42, grantsymon wrote:
Hi Joe,
no it isn’t the only page. I have other pages with the same graphics much smaller, but they’re not so good for illustrating the problem in a screen-movie.
Take a look here, on all the main pages. The tiny flags at the top above the CSS Menu blocks. : (NB the first page, with the big flags, doesn’t have the RPL Action!)
