Bergamot pisze:
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Peter May wrote:
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>On the
http://skroc.pl/69d8 are images in the body (# singlepage), which
>are given to float. The problem is that after mouse is over on them if
>they flee the mouse (browser IE6 and 7).
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Part of the problem may be floating the image, but not the containing
<aelement. In Firefox, a mouseover on the image shows the :hover
colors in a narrow block within the text, between the words where the
<amarkup is. That can't be what you intended:
http://www.bergamotus.ws/screenshots/powiatdrawski.png Indeed, not noticed this effect.
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I'm curious why those floated images are links in the first place - they
just link to themselves, not enlargements as I expected.
It is very simple. A friend, who introduced the content, probably
brought bad image, because I agree with you that you should direct link
to original size image. Pay attention to it.
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So first, try floating the <a>, not just <img>. IE has plenty of bugs
where it comes to floats, so that may not resolve this particular issue.
Adding position:relative to the floated element often helps.
No to a small problem because the content is placed directly attributed
class alignright and alignleft to the image. You have to pay attention
to the fact that sometimes there is a picture alone, and sometimes as a
link.
Currently, I do not know what this can be done. I tried many methods
with position: relative, zoom: 1 and the other, but over my ideas.
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You should also try simplifying the CSS. 41KB is a massive stylesheet.
You'll have a much easier task debugging a smaller file. KISS rules.
I do not know what else can I shorten in the style sheet, but I can
always go further compressed. Consolation may be that CSS is loaded only
once, rather than every time you review the website.
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Best regards,
Peter
