Re: gnew.garnome

[Ernesto Jardim <ernesto ipimar pt>]

On Wed, 2004-03-17 at 18:39, Paul Miller wrote:
> If you're tired of hearing about the website - delete now!
> 
> I put new pages up a minute ago.
> 
> I fleshed out the links page & had a LITTLE fun with it ... but not
> TOO MUCH!!! Give you a LITTLE idea of what all the fuss was
> about ... but not TOO MUCH!!!
> 
> Cleaned up some of the CSS mess to try to get rid of scrolling problems
> (text lags behind your scrollbar). It's better, but still there. I think 
> it's because
> browser calculations are cpu- or graphics-card intensive. Don't know which.
> I have an old pentium III - do people with faster machines notice it? Is it
> excessively annoying?
> 
> >Sorry for the brief message (already late for lectures), but is there any chance
> >of making it viewable in IE?  We can't all use non-IE browsers all of the time,
> >and the rendering of pages such as installation is useless.
> >
> >[Insert arguments for and against coding for specific browser bugs here]
> >
> >Dan.
> >
> >  
> >
> IE? What's that? :) I don't have time right-at-the-moment to
> download and install it ... probably hafta get some 'special' dlls, or
> something. I'll get to it soooon ...  right after world domination! :)
> Just kidding! I WILL download it for testing purposes ... Do the
> ubiquitous *THEY* even allow it on Linux boxes?
> 
> For now, tell me what's it's doing: maybe I can intuit.
> 
> Thanks for the positive feed-back I got from some people! ...
> Alright, it was just ONE guy, but that's better than not-even-me!
> 
> 
> 
> Am I wasting too much garnome-list bandwidth on this?
> 
> Tell me if you want me to stop already!
> 
> Cheers
> 
> PS - for CSS geeks only
> 
> I discovered this neat "feature" by doing things 'wrong'. You can actually
> hide the page scrollbars! (Look in garnomestyle.css ... under #hdr, I 
> think ...
> for comment and recreation instructions) It occurs to me that you could
> put hidden text at the bottom of a page, which only those in the know - or
> the serendipitous - could find. Scrolling still works, you just can't 
> see the
> scrollbars, so you don't know anything is there. You can scroll down via
> mouse-wheel or by scrolling 'blind' where the scrollbars should be :) Don't
> know if they have this feature in IE yet :)
> 
> 
> -- 
> 
> Paul Miller
location one verizon net

Hi,

Sorry for the question but ... where is the page ?

Regards

EJ