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George Hester
The following link I have worked on so that it works and looks as I have designed it in IE 5, 5.5 and 6.0
I got some help on this both here and in projectseven.com. Thanks to those that didn't even know they helped.
Here is the last issue and one I think I have basically fixed. You won't see my fix here (it's not pretty) but
you can see the issue here:
http://tinyurl.com/5uj6w
If you use the slider to increase the image (blank) size so that a horizontal scroll appears in your browser
window and then scrollLeft the top and bottom nav divs will go along for the ride. That's what I wanted.
Now resizse the window so that the top nav div puts the home icon behind the slider. Now all he#*@ breaks loose. For if you scrollLeft in this case it will just keep scrolling and scrolling and scrolling...
Not good. I think the trouble is setTimeout and the fact that scrollLeft has a range of possible values. Note this
ONLY happens when the Home icon is behind the slider. Home is my nemesis.
So my question is this. How many setTimeouts can I have safely running in one page? Is one too many? Four
too many? The reason I ask is because the fix I have for this issue uses another setTimeout and I think maybe I
shouldn't do that. Thanks.
Pardon me if the link sometimes doesn't work. That's because I redirect to 127.0.0.1 sometimes when my
bandwidth gets too much traffic. Thanks again.
I got some help on this both here and in projectseven.com. Thanks to those that didn't even know they helped.
Here is the last issue and one I think I have basically fixed. You won't see my fix here (it's not pretty) but
you can see the issue here:
http://tinyurl.com/5uj6w
If you use the slider to increase the image (blank) size so that a horizontal scroll appears in your browser
window and then scrollLeft the top and bottom nav divs will go along for the ride. That's what I wanted.
Now resizse the window so that the top nav div puts the home icon behind the slider. Now all he#*@ breaks loose. For if you scrollLeft in this case it will just keep scrolling and scrolling and scrolling...
Not good. I think the trouble is setTimeout and the fact that scrollLeft has a range of possible values. Note this
ONLY happens when the Home icon is behind the slider. Home is my nemesis.
So my question is this. How many setTimeouts can I have safely running in one page? Is one too many? Four
too many? The reason I ask is because the fix I have for this issue uses another setTimeout and I think maybe I
shouldn't do that. Thanks.
Pardon me if the link sometimes doesn't work. That's because I redirect to 127.0.0.1 sometimes when my
bandwidth gets too much traffic. Thanks again.