Firefox 1.0 and Frotnpage 2003 website

[Thomas A. Rowe]

Are you talking about the HTML Marquee tag, if so, it is IE only

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[Murray]

Have you used absolute positioned elements on the page?

 

[Bob Malone]

Hi, I have my website done in FP 03, which works perfect with IE, and I am
now testing the site with other OS's and Browsers. Firefox, used from both
Linux or Windows, chokes a little on Flash obects, and moves objcts below
off to the left a little.......I was able to offset this trouble with some
code, but I also notice that FP scrolling banner objects don't appear in
Firefox. Can I fight this some additional code, or is the FP banner object
purely compatible with IE only?

Bob

 

[E. T. Culling]

If so, don't!
Read this great article:
http://www.interlacken.com/winnt/tips/tipshow.aspx?tip=29
Eleanor

 

[Murray]

Don't say "don't" - just say -

If you are using absolute positioning, it's important to do it properly, and
then link to this page -

http://www.great-web-sights.com/g_layerlaws.asp

 

[Bob Malone]

No I am not using absolute positioning, everthing is 700 pixels wide,
automatic height, "centered" within cells, which are "centered" within
tables, which are "centered" within pages. Only objects which follow a
"Flash" object are affected. If I remove the flash object (700 x 100
pixels)...... everything re-aligns correctly. "Firefox" is the only Browser
I have this trouble with, but since it is becoming a popular browser, I must
contend with it.

Yes it is the HTML Marquee Tag....thanks for that info.

Bob


"> Hi, I have my website done in FP 03, which works perfect with IE, and I
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[David Baxter]

But don't is so much faster to say and easier to remember!

 

[Murray]

And so much less informative! 8)

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Murray

But don't is so much faster to say and easier to remember!