Hi Walter,
Actually is called “risers” and is below the picture that has the “Winter Promotions”.
Yes I must use something that BBB gave me, I will try to use hyperlink.
Thanks for helping.
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Walter,
I just realized I use the action “Link to new window” because I don’t want visitors to leave my site. Is that the JS you were referring to?
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I see Save on the HST, Free Triple Glass, HALF Price Color, and See
Conditions. No mention of risers there or in the related rollover-
revealed panels. I’m still lost.
Walter
On Dec 14, 2010, at 9:25 PM, kitesurfer3 wrote:
Hi Walter,
Actually is called “risers” and is below the picture that has the
“Winter Promotions”.
Yes I must use something that BBB gave me, I will try to use
hyperlink.Thanks for helping.
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In FW the name of that section where I have “Save on the HST…” is called “risers” in the Inspector panel (is a Markup Item), I don’t know how else to explain it.
That is the item that when I hover in IE6 gives the error.
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Start by getting the page to validate. There’s enough hand-entered
HTML and CSS in this page that it’s going to be a bit of a challenge
to untwist.
Once you’ve cleared these errors, you can move on to see if IE can
read it. My guess is that there’s enough going wrong here to put it on
the back foot, so to speak.
Do you know where the xmlns:time=“urn:schemas-microsoft-com:time” code
is coming from? Can you list all the Actions on this page?
Walter
On Dec 14, 2010, at 8:35 PM, kitesurfer3 wrote:
I spoke too soon, It does not work on IE6, I know people should be
shot for using Windows let alone IE. But they are shoppers too,
can’t afford to alienate anyone nowadays.Any idea why I get an “error on the script: Line 383, Character 3,
Object Required”; when hovering over RiserThe page is: (www.olympiawindows.com/Test2/)
Don’t even know what it all means.
Thanks for any help, Emilio
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xmlns:time=”urn:schemas-microsoft-com:time” is from the “risers” I am having problem with.
The page actions are: Sequence Timer, Retitle Page, Relative Page Layout, Site Mapper File Location
Item actions are: Attention FX, Remove From Relative Page Layout, Target Show/Hide Layer 60, Link to new window, CSS Menus
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Hi kitesurfer
Have you tried my example http://www.deltadesign.co/risertest/index.html
If it doesn’t then the question of IE6 compatability should be asked of Stu Nicholls over at http://www.cssplay.co.uk - it may even talk about it already, have you looked?
D
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Hi Dave,
Your example works good, so I decided to duplicate my home page and start deleting the actions, one by one, when I got to CSS Menus it started working.
I tried again with fresh home page duplication and only deleted CSS Menus and it works perfectly.
Somehow it does not work good with “risers”, go figure.
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Is there any way to say:
“if is IE6 hide “risers”” or something of the sort?
It works fine on every other browser.
Someone, please
Thanks a lot
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On Dec 21, 2010, at 9:12 AM, kitesurfer3 wrote:
Is there any way to say:
“if is IE6 hide “risers”” or something of the sort?
Yes, it’s called a Conditional Comment. If selected, FW will create an
IE6-specific stylesheet and normally, all you would need to do is add
the relevant CSS to the 'sheet and you’re golden. Unfortunately, FW
does not allow you to edit the conditional stylesheets so you’ll need
to add the code inline between the the tag as such:
<!--[if IE6]>
<style type="text/css">
#riser { visibility: hidden; }
</style>
<![endif]-->
Use whatever CSS property you need, eg, display: none etc.
Todd
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On Dec 21, 2010, at 9:34 AM, Todd wrote:
On Dec 21, 2010, at 9:12 AM, kitesurfer3 wrote:
Is there any way to say:
“if is IE6 hide “risers”” or something of the sort?
Yes, it’s called a Conditional Comment. If selected, FW will create
an IE6-specific stylesheet and normally, all you would need to do is
add the relevant CSS to the 'sheet and you’re golden. Unfortunately,
FW does not allow you to edit the conditional stylesheets so you’ll
need to add the code inline between the tag as such:<!--[if IE6]> <style type="text/css"> #riser { visibility: hidden; } </style> <![endif]-->Use whatever CSS property you need, eg, display: none etc.
One typo in the above example:
“if IE6” should be “if IE 6”
Another option would be to manually create your own IE6 stylesheet
instead of letting FW do it (copy the FW-generated code into a new
'sheet) then you would have full control to add things as needed. It
depends on how hands-on you want to get. So instead of using the above
example you would simply link to the file like so:
<!--[if IE 6]>
<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css"media="screen" href="css/
ie6.css"/>
<![endif]-->
Todd
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Thanks, I tried:
It doesn’t work.
“risers” is a markup item, is that ok to hide?
I don’t know anything about code
Thanks again
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When you copied the code from my example (from this list, I assume, not email) it included some extra “>” that were added as part of the code formatting by the mailing list. Try again using this, http://pastie.org/1396949
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Also, I’m assuming “risers” is an element (#) and not a class (.)? Either way, be sure you’re using the correct one.
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What I meant to say was an element “id” (#) name, as opposed to a class (.) name. In other words, either #risers or .risers
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I tried both ways, won’t work
Can someone take a look at the page:
(www.olympiawindows.com/Test2/index.htm)
And see if I put the code in the right place.
Thanks
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Just looked at the page and you still have those unnecessary “>” in the code.
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Trust me, I do not know anything about code.
Anyway I changed as you can see (tried # and .) and still not working.
Thanks for your patience
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#risers is correct. Not .risers.
Try inserting the code “Before ”. That should place it closer to the closing head tag.
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Still not working
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