Comments for Mark as Unread http://markasunread.com Just another WordPress weblog Sun, 06 Jun 2010 22:20:26 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 Comment on Zoom bug in IE7/8 and Firefox caused by border by Glen Appleton http://markasunread.com/2009/06/zoom-bug-in-ie78-and-firefox-caused-by-border/comment-page-1/#comment-265 Glen Appleton Sun, 06 Jun 2010 22:20:26 +0000 http://markasunread.com/?p=61#comment-265 "It's worth noting that the bug is not present in Opera, Chrome, or Safari." Just as an FYI, the bug is present in Chrome and Safari (at least the latest releases out now). You have to zoom out a few levels, but wrapping does still occur. Right now, it seems that Opera is the only browser that doesn't suffer from this zoom-out/border issue. In any case, thanks for this post as it helped me determine that I can't use borders on my navigation links. "It's worth noting that the bug is not present in Opera, Chrome, or Safari."

Just as an FYI, the bug is present in Chrome and Safari (at least the latest releases out now). You have to zoom out a few levels, but wrapping does still occur. Right now, it seems that Opera is the only browser that doesn't suffer from this zoom-out/border issue.

In any case, thanks for this post as it helped me determine that I can't use borders on my navigation links.

]]> Comment on Zoom bug in IE7/8 and Firefox caused by border by Ryan http://markasunread.com/2009/06/zoom-bug-in-ie78-and-firefox-caused-by-border/comment-page-1/#comment-156 Ryan Mon, 01 Mar 2010 02:35:01 +0000 http://markasunread.com/?p=61#comment-156 Wow, thanks so much for this. This issue has been driving me crazy. At least now I know what it is so I can go about finding a way around this bug. Thanks again for the work. Wow, thanks so much for this. This issue has been driving me crazy. At least now I know what it is so I can go about finding a way around this bug. Thanks again for the work.

]]> Comment on Zoom bug in IE7/8 and Firefox caused by border by thebob http://markasunread.com/2009/06/zoom-bug-in-ie78-and-firefox-caused-by-border/comment-page-1/#comment-62 thebob Wed, 21 Oct 2009 08:02:49 +0000 http://markasunread.com/?p=61#comment-62 I have had the same problem as this and stumbled onto your blog in my search to solve this problem, though nothing came up but your blog post. I have eventually found a solution, not very pretty but what you need to do is set a negative margin-right on div C (large enough value to stop it from breaking the box) and that should stop div C breaking onto a new line. I have had the same problem as this and stumbled onto your blog in my search to solve this problem, though nothing came up but your blog post. I have eventually found a solution, not very pretty but what you need to do is set a negative margin-right on div C (large enough value to stop it from breaking the box) and that should stop div C breaking onto a new line.

]]> Comment on Zoom bug in IE7/8 and Firefox caused by border by Juan Ulloa http://markasunread.com/2009/06/zoom-bug-in-ie78-and-firefox-caused-by-border/comment-page-1/#comment-40 Juan Ulloa Thu, 27 Aug 2009 23:21:52 +0000 http://markasunread.com/?p=61#comment-40 I ran into the same bug in Firefox 3.5. So if it was fixed in 3.0, then it came back in Firefox 3.5. Anyways, in my particular setup I only had a one pixel left border and that caused issues when I zoomed out by one notch. Then, when I changed it to a 2 pixel border (again, only on the left), it didn't have an issue until I zoomed out the page by 6 notches. My solution will be to get rid of the left border and replace it with a faux border using a background image. I ran into the same bug in Firefox 3.5. So if it was fixed in 3.0, then it came back in Firefox 3.5. Anyways, in my particular setup I only had a one pixel left border and that caused issues when I zoomed out by one notch. Then, when I changed it to a 2 pixel border (again, only on the left), it didn't have an issue until I zoomed out the page by 6 notches.

My solution will be to get rid of the left border and replace it with a faux border using a background image.

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