After a little work, now IE6 can show correctly hidden lists: not its mistake, it has been enough to correct lists-related tags.
But now i’ve a question: what happens with other browsers? Have you Safari, Konqueror or Opera for some OSes? Can leave to me a comment as a test result?
Thanks!
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I had the bad idea to see my blog with Internet Explorer 6 and 7. Ok, usually i don’t like to say “IE sucks” or similar thing, but i’m in doubt: is it possible that every time i wrote HTML/Javascript code that are a little difficult than a table, i got a differences between Firefox and IE?
So i can start debugging…
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Here’s my yesterday’s ride, 23/07/2007, climb up to San Leo, arrival to Pugliano, adn go down to Secchiano by Maiolo: easy to explain, hard to do! MapMyRide map on full article.
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Other works on blog’s theme: now, on sidebar, Pages, Categories e Archives sections are hidden, and the user can choose if show them or not clicking over a self-explaining image on the right of the section title. In this way I can reduce the length of sidebar, in order to make my blog, imho, more clean.
Technical details: i’ve enclosed lists elements into a div, setting in the right way id and style attributes; then i’ve added the image on the right of section’s title, and JavaScript code in order to handle onClick event over the image. This code check the visibility state of div, and then show/hide the div and change the image in order to explain in graphical way the concept.
Next step: blogroll sections, but it seems to me that i’ve to modify Worpress code…
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Using Firebug, i’ve easily done some modifications to my WordPress theme, reducing the font size of posts and increasing the area available for these. On closing, here’s a Firebug screencast.
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Updated! Now the screencast link works… Thanks Daniele!
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