Re: Layers Content overlaps
- From: "Ronx" <ronx917@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sun, 10 Jul 2005 09:46:33 +0100
There are no layer problems on that page in IE6 or any other browser
(FireFox, Opera 7).
However - The page does not fit in my 800x600 browser - requires
left-right scrollbar which has been suppressed. Bear in mind that 30%
of users still have screen resolution set to 800x600. and a
significant proportion of those with higher resolution monitors open
their browsers in small windows.
In the Banner frame page (Home_Frame1.htm) remove the line
<%@ Language=JavaScript %>
This would only be used if you were using ASP for server-side
scripting.
The image paths in the JavaScript need amending in some cases:
example:
banner2.src = "../Logo/../Logo/KSwiss%20Logo.jpg"
should be
banner2.src = "../Logo/KSwiss%20Logo.jpg"
Also remove all spaces from folder and file names - the spaces appear
in links as %20, and some browsers and servers will break the links.
How do you get into the rest of the website? Is there any more to the
website?
Reading the code in the Banner page, there should be links associated
with the rotating banners, but these are definitely not obvious, and
do not work.
--
Ron Symonds
Microsoft MVP (FrontPage)
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"Pathy" <Pathy@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:367EF2B9-0D40-479A-A0F1-78695C467B07@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> Hi,
>
> I have created a htm file with frames. I have used Layers and not
> table. The
> page looks good on my machine(IE 6, Firefox) and few others. But
> some of the
> browsers with IE 6, the layers are overlapping. That is the
> contents (texts)
> in one layer appears to overlap on to the next layer. Hence the
> contents are
> not readable.
>
> This issue happens at www.upfrontclearance.com.au
>
> Any help will be highly appreciated.
>
> regards
> Pathy
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