Let there be SNOW
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Gazdalf
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Not wanting to be a party pooper, but the Snow thing doesn't work well in my browser.
I keep getting a horizontal scrollbar appearing. As I develop in Safari, I prefer to do my browsing in it also.
If you want me to help debug and see if I can find a fix for it, probably some simple CSS, can do. In the meantime, how do I turn it off.
Could always stop being anal and use firefox for 5 mins to appreciate the love. Would you expect anything else from me mate?
(I think the snow is [Poor language removed] actually, but I think that is why we still use it)
Not wanting to be a party pooper, but the Snow thing doesn't work well in my browser.
I keep getting a horizontal scrollbar appearing. As I develop in Safari, I prefer to do my browsing in it also.
If you want me to help debug and see if I can find a fix for it, probably some simple CSS, can do. In the meantime, how do I turn it off.
Its simple javascript.
As easy as;
<script type="text/javascript" src="snow.js"></script>
Your browser should support it.
GhostOfDixie
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Well the horizontal scrollbar keeps appearing and it shifts my browser up and down ever so slightly, but enough to distract me from the site.
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Gazdalf
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I take it back. you are not being anal. GOT is out of his depth.
ding ding
round 2
Odd.
But as I say, it couldn't be a more simple feature. Its simplicity means it can't be amended. So no debug is needed, and certainly no amendment to any CSS.
Your browser really should support it. Very odd that it doesn't.
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Gazdalf
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Odd.
But as I say, it couldn't be a more simple feature. Its simplicity means it can't be amended. So no debug is needed, and certainly no amendment to any CSS.
Your browser really should support it. Very odd that it doesn't.
Firefox
Like I said.
Ball swings back into Dannys court. Surfs up
Lao
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Exactly the same for me. Scroll bar appearing, shifting then going. Slowing down page loading, shifting the page up and down the screen. Happening in IE and Chrome.
Even happening as I'm typing this. Making me feel sick.
I'll have to take a winter holiday from GOT - see you for transfer speculation in summer.
Exactly the same for me. Scroll bar appearing, shifting then going. Slowing down page loading, shifting the page up and down the screen. Happening in IE and Chrome.
Even happening as I'm typing this. Making me feel sick.
I'll have to take a winter holiday from GOT - see you for transfer speculation in summer.
I was joking when I said it may cause nausea.
It works fine for me in Firefox and IE - I'm not concerned about anything else, given that 98% of our traffic use these browsers. The other 2% can put up with it, or open up another browser... sorry Ghost
IE http://www.grandoldteam.com/images/ie.jpg
Firefox http://www.grandoldteam.com/images/firefox.jpg
The only downside is people on very poor computers will experience a bit of lag, especially if several windows are open.
I think I've just had a fit. Clearly caused by the snow?
Where do I sue, I mean complain to.
Where do I sue, I mean complain to.
GhostOfDixie
Player Valuation: £70m
Odd.
But as I say, it couldn't be a more simple feature. Its simplicity means it can't be amended. So no debug is needed, and certainly no amendment to any CSS.
Your browser really should support it. Very odd that it doesn't.
Firefox
Is there no way to turn it off? There was last year.
What's the script called anyway? Is it jQuery?
Its Apple based.
GhostOfDixie
Player Valuation: £70m
I believe it has something to do with you using a full width div for your content. I had a look at the script on the owners site and he only has it on a fixed width div.
Not to worry, I'll just Firefox.
One other thing though, someone on another site reported that the script eats memory, just a heads up. But I suppose nobody reported it last year, but then again people here use IE so what do they know?
Not to worry, I'll just Firefox.
One other thing though, someone on another site reported that the script eats memory, just a heads up. But I suppose nobody reported it last year, but then again people here use IE so what do they know?
Lao
Player Valuation: £35m
And the Halloween theme was duck-Apple based.
If you are worried about the snow just put your mac on.
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