Quote:I happily stay behind a IDE all day... not really caring for much else... My net hunting/researching abilities are often placed on hold unless I need really need something...
Google?
Quote:And no, I got to playing with my rusty old IE.. It runs these Forums better than AOL since it doesnt update the history every min, messing with the new posts...
duh
FF > Opera/Netscape > IE > AOL
Or somethign like that
Quote:Oh.. so my guesses where right? cool,. I might look into it... :lol:
The link is in my sig
Click the picture. Now
Okay... I have it.. It makes the buttons and stuff on these phpBB forums look cooler... but right off the bat I notice it lacks Fixed BG support, & those CCS.. CSS? coloured scrollbars... perhaps it has a ways to go...
The 3 most common arguments are:
- Scrollbars are not actually supposed to be changed without a user's permission because it is an integral part of the UI.
- For scrollbars, there are no colour-related tags, CSS properties, or anything similar in any official W3C specification.
- IE is made by Microsoft; it should be defenestrated because Microsoft gave it special things while not concentrating on the vital parts, unlike the Mozilla Foundation.
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For scrollbars and other UI-related things, such as the navigation toolbar, themes are available for Firefox.
Firefox lacks Fixed BG support? No it doesn't. You lack Fixed BG support. Just kidding. Please explain what you mean.
1. Corporation vs Foundation. LOL
2. "Please explain?" reminds me of One Nation party leader Pauline Hanson - now in jail for running an unregistered political party.
>anarky
Quote:2. "Please explain?" reminds me of One Nation party leader Pauline Hanson - now in jail for running an unregistered political party.
Umm. . .
hifty: No I'm not in jail. . .
@ rpgfan: If you go on IE, visit my site. scroll down and watch the BG (BackRound).. its fixed in 1 spot.. :wink: .. it doesn't do that on FF..
Hmm... its really boring, but, you can also remove the boxes by switching to "No Style" (View>Page Style>No Style), whether any1 knew that or not...
Yeah, that's because the "BGPROPERTIES" attribute is IE-only. It isn't a part of any W3C specification. The "correct" way to do it is to use stylesheets.
Change the BGPROPERTIES part to
[syntax="html"]STYLE="background-attachment: fixed"[/syntax]
And it should work in all modern browsers then.
Oh... okay, I'll put that in.. I need to update anyway.. :wink:
Quote:DEAR Z!RE!!!
You confused me for a second there.. :lol: