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Aug 2nd, 2006, 12:17 PM
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[RESOLVED] Mozilla problem (?)
I am currently making a small website, and have written a JavaScript which choose a css-file based on the user's browser and resolution.
Opera and IE goes without a glitch, but Mozilla Firefox is a pain in the a**! I am using absolute positioning instead of tables, and have made a small section on the top, which the user can make certain settings like selecting different themes and choosing which page to display as default.
The problem is that with Firefox, my hyperlinks move 10px down (outside the top-section) if the user open the website without the status bar. This however is not the case in Opera and IE.
I found out I can eliminate this problem using relative positioning, but this does not work for me, cause I want the hyperlinks in a fixed position.
Why is this happening, any suggestions on how to detect if the status bar is on or off?
Last edited by Mutuz; Aug 2nd, 2006 at 02:51 PM.
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