Hi
Does FF have something against Iframes?
I notice this especially when it cripples my css sub hover meny. The hovered sub menu is closing so fast you have no chance to click on the sub menu links.
It seems to have the same behaviour on Mac Safari
Ofcourse it works in perfectly fine IE.
Anyone noticed something similiar?frames are not supported by all browsers. i don't use them and never have in FF so i can't say "frames don't work in FF", but i'm pretty sure they don't. and i don't explicitly remember someone saying that they don't neither. that's why nobody "suggests" using them.unfortunately I am stuck with some of these "external" pages. With my old page using frames it works all fine tho, but then again I have no css menu there either.
So either I skip the sub menu system, creating new pure frame sites just for those pages (not preferably) or I just have to feel pitty for the FF users...Maybe IE's just slow.
Got link?if you press "Linjetrafik" then you see the submenues are working all fine... but whenever there is an iframe under "Vé–·ç³° Resor" and Hotell&Paket - Budapest" the submenues acts upWhen you validate, you get an entity error. The fact that they occur in the iframes may not be coincidence. Check that.
Of course, FF supports frames.I wonder if it could be z-index related. The submenu ULs have a z-index of 1 whereas the iframe is auto. Maybe the iframe "covers" the menu in Fx.smart...
so I guess there is no solution for FF, Safari and opera then
It only works if I remove the z-index of the menu... but then it appears underneathok-- a work around solution is to move down the iframe so it won纾
Does FF have something against Iframes?
I notice this especially when it cripples my css sub hover meny. The hovered sub menu is closing so fast you have no chance to click on the sub menu links.
It seems to have the same behaviour on Mac Safari
Ofcourse it works in perfectly fine IE.
Anyone noticed something similiar?frames are not supported by all browsers. i don't use them and never have in FF so i can't say "frames don't work in FF", but i'm pretty sure they don't. and i don't explicitly remember someone saying that they don't neither. that's why nobody "suggests" using them.unfortunately I am stuck with some of these "external" pages. With my old page using frames it works all fine tho, but then again I have no css menu there either.
So either I skip the sub menu system, creating new pure frame sites just for those pages (not preferably) or I just have to feel pitty for the FF users...Maybe IE's just slow.
Got link?if you press "Linjetrafik" then you see the submenues are working all fine... but whenever there is an iframe under "Vé–·ç³° Resor" and Hotell&Paket - Budapest" the submenues acts upWhen you validate, you get an entity error. The fact that they occur in the iframes may not be coincidence. Check that.Of course, FF supports frames.I wonder if it could be z-index related. The submenu ULs have a z-index of 1 whereas the iframe is auto. Maybe the iframe "covers" the menu in Fx.smart...
so I guess there is no solution for FF, Safari and opera then
It only works if I remove the z-index of the menu... but then it appears underneathok-- a work around solution is to move down the iframe so it won纾