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Scrollbars Firefox 3.6

Posted: 31 Jan 2010, 03:55
by bico
Hi Karl, Nick,

little prob with the new firefox 3.6. Since updating to this new ff version two scrollbars turn up on right and bottom of the screen. Found no switch to turn it of, seems like an auto function.

I`ve checked this in several X2 user galleries, always the same. Strange, cause there is nothing to scroll, best example, check your X2 contact textpage with ff3.6.

regards
~Uwe~

Posted: 31 Jan 2010, 04:01
by bico
little addition,

only view without scrollbars is on startpage.

Posted: 31 Jan 2010, 04:12
by winph
did you customized some template?

i added
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overflow: hidden;
to my customized template. hope this help.

Posted: 31 Jan 2010, 06:05
by bico
yep winph,

seems it works in your gallery !

Where exactly have you embedd the code.
....index.gallery.phtml...?...stylesheet....?

thx
regards
~Uwe~

Posted: 31 Jan 2010, 06:39
by bico
@winph,

embedd it in index.gallery.phtml. Read about that there is no external css for.
works now !

thanks a lot
regards
~Uwe~

Posted: 03 Feb 2010, 03:17
by Nick
Sorry, I thought it's about HTML pages somehow.

Posted: 03 Feb 2010, 04:38
by bico
Hi Nick,

i also check https://www.photo.gallery/soda/ with FF3.6.
There are still two scrollbars when i open your contact textpage....

~Uwe~

Posted: 03 Feb 2010, 05:24
by mjau-mjau
Seems you are right, and it only affects Firefox 3.6 ... I believe it helps to add the CSS:
Code
overflow: hidden;
I am curious as to how Firefox is capable of doing something like that. There is no manipulation from flash/actionscript (even if it was possible) to be able to make scrollbars like that. Will have to look into it ...

Only Firefox using the dotted line around links

Posted: 03 Feb 2010, 13:56
by nomadic
There is because the FF adding thick outline around flash module. If you'll add this in css:
* {width:80%;height:80%;} /* 80% - for example */
- you'll see this dotted line.

How we can remove this? Add this in css file
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* {outline:none;}
There is another solution and only for FF - another browsers don't use dotted line around links.

Posted: 04 Feb 2010, 08:21
by Nick
Ha, thank you we'll fix it for next release.