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K-Meleon Web Browser Forum
http://www.3eprofiler.com/faq.shtml#04
The above website claims not to work with Netscape (or KM) due to CSS issues. Someone more knowledgeable than I needs to take a look.
NTP
It looks alright to me, with what I could see from the page is displaying exactly the same in IE 5.0 and KM.
Actually, accroding to the contents of the page, the links within the FAQ don't work. That is, the <a href=#stuff that matches the <a name=stuff won't do anything. A simplified (text-only) case works, so it probably should go to bugzilla once an isolated case can be made (if not already listed).
Sorry I should have specified. I've never submitted a mozilla bug, would someone care to do that?
NTP
I can't say I'm certain, but I don't think <a name=24> is valid. The browser would be expecting a string, so the value should be quoted. Oh well, when everyone realises XHTML is the way to go, all attributes will have to be quoted to be valid XML.
Ah, it seems HTML is allowed in these forums, the code I was refering to is the anchor with name=24 (with no quotes).
Deft:
With my test case though, nothing at all was ever quoted. Think I figured out the reason though:
The content of the page was in a <div> with a style of "overflow: auto"; this looks essentially like an iframe except that it is only one file. When the user goes to the anchor, K-M doesn't scroll because it actually attempts to scroll the whole page only (not the <div>
and thus doesn't seem to do anything on a page that actually fits within the window. The <div> never bothered trying to scroll to bring the item into view.
Don't have a version of Mozilla to test, so I can't tell if it still does this; someone else will have to test / file bug.
overflow:auto (did you mean scroll?) should produce the standard behavior, ie. expanding the box to show all content. I will just try this is moz anyway.
Well, the links worked fine in 0.9.8. I didn't actually get a chance to check the css though, as I managed to crash moz almost instantly...
You can talk about issues with k-meleon here.
Someone take a shot at this?
Posted by:
Norman Prather
Date: February 05, 2002 02:32AM
http://www.3eprofiler.com/faq.shtml#04
The above website claims not to work with Netscape (or KM) due to CSS issues. Someone more knowledgeable than I needs to take a look.
NTP
Re: Someone take a shot at this?
Posted by:
John
Date: February 05, 2002 03:11AM
It looks alright to me, with what I could see from the page is displaying exactly the same in IE 5.0 and KM.
Re: Someone take a shot at this?
Posted by:
Myen
Date: February 05, 2002 05:23AM
Actually, accroding to the contents of the page, the links within the FAQ don't work. That is, the <a href=#stuff that matches the <a name=stuff won't do anything. A simplified (text-only) case works, so it probably should go to bugzilla once an isolated case can be made (if not already listed).
Re: Someone take a shot at this?
Posted by:
Norman Prather
Date: February 05, 2002 02:12PM
Sorry I should have specified. I've never submitted a mozilla bug, would someone care to do that?
NTP
Re: Someone take a shot at this?
Posted by:
Deft
Date: February 05, 2002 04:28PM
I can't say I'm certain, but I don't think <a name=24> is valid. The browser would be expecting a string, so the value should be quoted. Oh well, when everyone realises XHTML is the way to go, all attributes will have to be quoted to be valid XML.
Re: Someone take a shot at this?
Posted by:
Deft
Date: February 05, 2002 09:48PM
Ah, it seems HTML is allowed in these forums, the code I was refering to is the anchor with name=24 (with no quotes).
Re: Someone take a shot at this?
Posted by:
Myen
Date: February 16, 2002 05:09AM
Deft:
With my test case though, nothing at all was ever quoted. Think I figured out the reason though:
The content of the page was in a <div> with a style of "overflow: auto"; this looks essentially like an iframe except that it is only one file. When the user goes to the anchor, K-M doesn't scroll because it actually attempts to scroll the whole page only (not the <div>
and thus doesn't seem to do anything on a page that actually fits within the window. The <div> never bothered trying to scroll to bring the item into view.Don't have a version of Mozilla to test, so I can't tell if it still does this; someone else will have to test / file bug.
Re: Someone take a shot at this?
Posted by:
Deft
Date: February 16, 2002 02:54PM
overflow:auto (did you mean scroll?) should produce the standard behavior, ie. expanding the box to show all content. I will just try this is moz anyway.
Well, the links worked fine in 0.9.8. I didn't actually get a chance to check the css though, as I managed to crash moz almost instantly...
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