Recently I am involved in The Fascinator Desktop project. Peter Sefton is updated the detail workflow of this project: Desktop Repositories: Smashing up Power point. Part of my involvement is to develop filesystem watcher (Linux and Mac OS watcher). The Linux FS watcher can be checked-out from http://fascinator.usq.edu.au/svn-auth/code/watcher/tags/0.1. This is a standalone program, thus you …
Category Archive: Firefox
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Jun
02
Get button hover behaviour work in IE
I have been trying to fix the consistency problem found in IE and Firefox. Same as Opera and Safari, Firefox is able to accept button hover behavior and work perfectly fine. However, this button:hover is not working in IE 6 and IE 7, in fact in both IE button:hover behavior not existed at all. Yeah, …
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Nov
19
Browser incompatible issue in table rendition
Refer to: my blog on Playing with CSS and xhtml document and Browser and Known Issues I solved the problem to render table in Firefox and IE, as our ICE user increased, some of the uses Opera and Safari (both running in Window). Bugs that I found in Safari is that if border is lesser …
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Nov
13
Firebug is known to make Gmail slow
After installing Firebug so I can use it create my website easily, I realized that when I open my gmail, it just taking forever to load the page or will lead to a page asking me to view gmail in normal html format. Today, at work, I happened to see a big error message in …
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Oct
25
Browser display wrongly when handling empty element
I have funny result when try to displaying below html file. The browser like Firefox, Safari and IE (so far that I have tested) give me wrong result. Be careful when use <htmlElement /> when you need to define empty element, it is safer when you do it with <htmlElement></htmlElement>. Your browser may interpret differently …
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Oct
19
Playing with CSS and xhtml document
Displaying unicode character in different OS, add below code to your css since different OS have their own default font: Displaying unicode generated from Open Office .spCh { font-family: "Lucida Grande","Arial Unicode MS", sans-serif; font-size: 1.2em; } Supporting website: Common fonts to all versions of Windows and Mac equivalents Suggested CSS Font Style …
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