Hi there! I just happened to see that your site has some display errors in Opera. Most… - Feed Post from Kupo to beeant
Hi there!
I just happened to see that your site has some display errors in Opera. Most of it can be corrected if you just add an -o- option to the -moz- and -webkit- properties. For border-radius, don't use any prefix at all.
That should make your site visually compatible with Opera as well.
And I don't mind if you reply a little late. I know you're a little busy sometimes ;)
I just happened to see that your site has some display errors in Opera. Most of it can be corrected if you just add an -o- option to the -moz- and -webkit- properties. For border-radius, don't use any prefix at all.
That should make your site visually compatible with Opera as well.
And I don't mind if you reply a little late. I know you're a little busy sometimes ;)
posted by Kupo
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Before I forget: the textbox doesn't resize in Opera and Chrome, so it's just a line high. A temporary solution would be to make it 100px in height. I couldn't find the JavaScript file responsible for it so I can't come up with another idea right now.
PS: I can't reply in Opera and Chrome. It's telling me that loading_image is not defined. I could dereference it to array_sum not being defined in the bn.js file. I'm not sure about it, but could it be because of the function being declared after it's first call? (2 lines later)
Hello Kupo,
yes there are many things to do for all browsers compatibility.
As for now, I have fixed the reply problem. I posted this reply using Chrome.
As for the other problems, please wait for a while, and if you are really annoyed by those unfixed problem, you can always remind me.
About the textbox auto-resize, I think you can always resize all textbox manually by dragging the bottom-right corner of the textbox in Chrome. Regardless of this, I will fix the auto-resize problem.
Thank You,
bn- Opera test.
Thank you for fixing that :)
Sadly resizing the textbox manually isn't possible in Opera and IE.
It's no problem for me as I can simply use a custom CSS, but as most other's aren't able to do so it's nice to see you take it into consideration.
PS: Replying in IE works but it spits out multiple alerts that array_sum isn't defined.