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Jeffrey Silverman
Hi, all. I am reposting something that I'm afearin' got nested in an
unread thread.
Allright, I'll describe the source of today's frustration.
On MSIE 6.0.2800.1106 on Windows 2000, I am noticing a problem with
background images not showing up until a screen refresh. I'm not talking
about clicking the "Reload" button either -- I am talking about resizing,
minimizing, or maximizing the window to get the window to be redrawn.
*OR*, taking another open window and "dragging" it over top of the MSIE
window to redraw the portions of the screen under the window being dragged.
I have a background image in a DIV but the background does not show up
until the screen is re-drawn in one of the aforementioned ways.
Has anyone else seen this bug? Anyone know how to fix it?
Sample URL:
<http://initiatives.jhu.edu/nano?csson=1>
Screenshots of problem (in case you are lucky/smart and don't use Windows
or MSIE 6):
<http://engineering.jhu.edu/~jeff/msiebug.php>
Please note that I am running MSIE 6 on Wine on Linux. This does not
matter! I have confirmed that this problem exists exactly like I am
describing it on two different Windows 2000 machines running the same
version of MSIE. I only used the Wine screenshots because it was easier
for me to get the screenshots. The results are the same!
Addendum:
I discovered the source of the bug. a "clear: left" declaration in the
CSS. You can see the CSS source and where I commented out to fix the
problem here:
<http://initiatives.jhu.edu/include/css/website-dev.css>
Lines 273-276
I am going to leave it uncommented so that the problem occurs so that
maybe someone will recognize this problem and point me to a bug
description or something like that.
unread thread.
Allright, I'll describe the source of today's frustration.
On MSIE 6.0.2800.1106 on Windows 2000, I am noticing a problem with
background images not showing up until a screen refresh. I'm not talking
about clicking the "Reload" button either -- I am talking about resizing,
minimizing, or maximizing the window to get the window to be redrawn.
*OR*, taking another open window and "dragging" it over top of the MSIE
window to redraw the portions of the screen under the window being dragged.
I have a background image in a DIV but the background does not show up
until the screen is re-drawn in one of the aforementioned ways.
Has anyone else seen this bug? Anyone know how to fix it?
Sample URL:
<http://initiatives.jhu.edu/nano?csson=1>
Screenshots of problem (in case you are lucky/smart and don't use Windows
or MSIE 6):
<http://engineering.jhu.edu/~jeff/msiebug.php>
Please note that I am running MSIE 6 on Wine on Linux. This does not
matter! I have confirmed that this problem exists exactly like I am
describing it on two different Windows 2000 machines running the same
version of MSIE. I only used the Wine screenshots because it was easier
for me to get the screenshots. The results are the same!
Addendum:
I discovered the source of the bug. a "clear: left" declaration in the
CSS. You can see the CSS source and where I commented out to fix the
problem here:
<http://initiatives.jhu.edu/include/css/website-dev.css>
Lines 273-276
I am going to leave it uncommented so that the problem occurs so that
maybe someone will recognize this problem and point me to a bug
description or something like that.