.:: Avonmora Daily ::. | .:: Edition One ::.

[Haron]

There may be more, but this may give you an indication. I have no idea why I have these issues while others don't.

Simple I made some code...

If HARON == Mess up page elements.

I feared it might be something like that... *sigh*

[Admiral Nelson]

Should be fixed after the next release (In a few hours).

[Lana]

Glad I am not the only one complaining (''bitching constantly''!

[Donald Trump]

I'd say. Maybe add if-statements for different browsers via JavaScript. I am pretty sure you are using Azure, no? This should be offered there without having to write code.


As well try to use the newest HTML5 code.

ie: Don't use <i>, instead <span class="italic">Italic Text</span>


"<i> is not wrong because it is non-semantic. It's wrong (usually) because it's presentational. Separation of concern means that presentional information should be conveyed with CSS."

- http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2108 ... ext-italic\

This goes for all HTML code using the old way. You convey change through CSS, not as you go in the code. It is generally wrong and browsers are soon to remove.

[Admiral Nelson]

I'd say. Maybe add if-statements for different browsers via JavaScript. I am pretty sure you are using Azure, no? This should be offered there manually.

Was nothing to do with the script, just the HTML.

Did Absolute positioning instead of relative ( Relative to the 'tab')

[Donald Trump]

Well I edited my original comment with some HTML help. I'm not sure if it applies to you though. Just guessing.

[Stan Rogers]

My view of the paper is the same as Haron's. Text overlap all through the issue. Also using chrome

[Admiral Nelson]

Well I edited my original comment with some HTML help. I'm not sure if it applies to you though. Just guessing.

No sir it does not.

Haron and Lana both tried it and it works.

[Donald Trump]

I am using the newest version of Google Chrome.

[Admiral Nelson]

I said it my version works, but its not uploaded to the server.