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Paul E. Schoen
I noticed that a portion of the page
http://www.merlyn.demon.co.uk/js-date2.htm has the text shifted to the left
so that it is several characters off-screen. It does this in IE7 but not in
Firefox. I looked at the HTML and could not find any clue, except that it
might be caused by an external function. The problem starts with:
<H2><a name="SD">A Simple Delay</a></H2>
and then the proper left margin is restored at:
<H3><a name="AC">A Converter</a></H3>
but after clicking on the Delay control the left margin was offset for the
rest of the document. When I went to the framed index and returned, the
left margin was restored as of
write('<\/i>Believe it if you like.\n',
I saw the form generated by "ShoFFF(DoItSoon)" shift to the right when I
clicked on it.
A refresh of the page finally seemed to fix it. And then when I clicked on
the URL for another reload, the problem recurred, and multiple refreshes
did not fix it. I closed IE7 and restarted with similar results.
I'm assuming it's some sort of anomaly in my system, but I'm just trying to
understand how things work. I also have sometimes noticed that some web
pages sometimes do not resize to fit the screen, and also I have a wide
screen monitor that is being driven by an old video adapter that does not
properly match the screen resolution, so I am using 1024x768 which is
closest to the aspect ratio but still distorts images by stretching them
horizontally. Setting to 1280x1024 and back did not change the left margin
problem.
But I also tried it on my laptop computer running Vista, linked via
wireless router, and the same problem appeared.
I'm just curious why something like this might happen. BTW, I am greatly
impressed with this JavaScript resource, and I have learned a lot already.
Paul
http://www.merlyn.demon.co.uk/js-date2.htm has the text shifted to the left
so that it is several characters off-screen. It does this in IE7 but not in
Firefox. I looked at the HTML and could not find any clue, except that it
might be caused by an external function. The problem starts with:
<H2><a name="SD">A Simple Delay</a></H2>
and then the proper left margin is restored at:
<H3><a name="AC">A Converter</a></H3>
but after clicking on the Delay control the left margin was offset for the
rest of the document. When I went to the framed index and returned, the
left margin was restored as of
write('<\/i>Believe it if you like.\n',
I saw the form generated by "ShoFFF(DoItSoon)" shift to the right when I
clicked on it.
A refresh of the page finally seemed to fix it. And then when I clicked on
the URL for another reload, the problem recurred, and multiple refreshes
did not fix it. I closed IE7 and restarted with similar results.
I'm assuming it's some sort of anomaly in my system, but I'm just trying to
understand how things work. I also have sometimes noticed that some web
pages sometimes do not resize to fit the screen, and also I have a wide
screen monitor that is being driven by an old video adapter that does not
properly match the screen resolution, so I am using 1024x768 which is
closest to the aspect ratio but still distorts images by stretching them
horizontally. Setting to 1280x1024 and back did not change the left margin
problem.
But I also tried it on my laptop computer running Vista, linked via
wireless router, and the same problem appeared.
I'm just curious why something like this might happen. BTW, I am greatly
impressed with this JavaScript resource, and I have learned a lot already.
Paul