martin the 3rd
06-02-2006, 05:10 AM
I was hired to 'rework' a site; not redesign it, just recode it to standards so that it would be cross-browser and would validate.
The original page can be found here: www.advanceprogram.org
The "refurbished" one that Im working on is here: http://www.nsula.edu/advance/new/index.html
Anyway, in opera, the orange bars don't line up when you hover over the links. It only affects the bottom-right curve, which incidentally is the only image of which I modified the css 'top' attribute. I looked to see if there were any bugs in opera concerning the top attribute, but was unable to find any documentation of such a bug.
The script works by modifying the style.left attributes of the necessary images to kick them back onto the screen (basically the same theory that 'css rolloevers' work on), so if I need to I think I can just make two of the images in question; one for each row.
However if theres a simpler solution that would be appreciated, as it would help me avoid problems like this in the future.
I should mention that it displays properly in IE and FF...
Thanks,
-m3
The original page can be found here: www.advanceprogram.org
The "refurbished" one that Im working on is here: http://www.nsula.edu/advance/new/index.html
Anyway, in opera, the orange bars don't line up when you hover over the links. It only affects the bottom-right curve, which incidentally is the only image of which I modified the css 'top' attribute. I looked to see if there were any bugs in opera concerning the top attribute, but was unable to find any documentation of such a bug.
The script works by modifying the style.left attributes of the necessary images to kick them back onto the screen (basically the same theory that 'css rolloevers' work on), so if I need to I think I can just make two of the images in question; one for each row.
However if theres a simpler solution that would be appreciated, as it would help me avoid problems like this in the future.
I should mention that it displays properly in IE and FF...
Thanks,
-m3