Ok. I'm using fixed div's with scrollbars inside a fixed div. In ie it works like it's supposed to, but in FireFox it doesn't scroll with the scroll-wheel on the mouse. Is it bad/wrong coding or does FF just have a problem with that?
Anyway, here's the link (<!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://www.geocities.com/brickwallfish/DEMO/YAD/Template.html">http://www.geocities.com/brickwallfish/ ... plate.html</a><!-- m -->).
Yes, it's geocities
and yes it's a full bg jpg but I was outta inspiration and had to do something 
So, who knows the answer? Many thanks
You can't control the way the mouse interacts with the browser, so I think it must just be a firefox thing.
You can still scroll without the wheel, so it shouldn't be much of a problem.I don't experience said problem.Originally posted by brickwallfish
Is it bad/wrong coding or does FF just have a problem with that?
From experience and observations I do not believe FF scolls the divs w/ overflow:auto w/ the mouse wheel so manual is how to go (gah! clicking ;P) It is not bad coding though
Anyway, here's the link (<!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://www.geocities.com/brickwallfish/DEMO/YAD/Template.html">http://www.geocities.com/brickwallfish/ ... plate.html</a><!-- m -->).
Yes, it's geocities
and yes it's a full bg jpg but I was outta inspiration and had to do something So, who knows the answer? Many thanks
You can't control the way the mouse interacts with the browser, so I think it must just be a firefox thing. You can still scroll without the wheel, so it shouldn't be much of a problem.I don't experience said problem.Originally posted by brickwallfish
Is it bad/wrong coding or does FF just have a problem with that?
From experience and observations I do not believe FF scolls the divs w/ overflow:auto w/ the mouse wheel so manual is how to go (gah! clicking ;P) It is not bad coding though