Summer on Radio 1

[me_54m]

Not sure if anyones aware but the links to the various team members on the "team page" don't show in Opera. - They work but its just blue space - It works in IE.

Not sure if there are any other problems - i haven't found any blatantly obvious ones.

Ive taken a screenshot-

[_DanWest]

Looking at the source code, the only thing I can see that could cause this is, there is an extra </ul> tag.

Also looking at the code using chrome inspector its showing no / at the end of the img tag. But looking at FF source code there is but its highlighted in red (might mean its not there) that could cause the problem too.

Will have to wait for an admin to take a look at it

[Guest inxces4308]

Its nothing to do with the HTML. The extra </ul> shouldn't be there but it won't make any differance to the page, neither will the image tag as both are valid HTML.

Its the Javascript, pngfix.js

Remove the script and it works fine. Edit the script slightly and it also starts to work fine.

I can't be bothered looking into the actual Javascript to highlight a problem, i'll leave that to Jono or whoever is doing it!

The easiest option/workaround (if the script is needed elsewhere) is the change the team photos from PNGs to another format, JPGs or something.

[Jugalug]

Opera has a tendency to bork pages that are okay in other browsers, mainly Javascript problems.

[_DanWest]

aa, hmm, it's only for PNG transparency for IE (:/ ie).

This is the only problem having so many different browsers. It's can be a pain sometimes to get the coding to work in all browsers correctly.:cry::x

[Guest inxces4308]

aa, hmm, it's only for PNG transparency for IE (:/ ie).

This is the only problem having so many different browsers. It's can be a pain sometimes to get the coding to work in all browsers correctly.:cry::x

Yeah but thats the exact problem. Its loads the images as you can see it happen, then it makes them completly transparent because it reads the Javascript file, or something like that.

Opera is a sh*t browser, but its always best to get them working in all of them, if possible.

[me_54m]

Yeah but thats the exact problem. Its loads the images as you can see it happen, then it makes them completly transparent because it reads the Javascript file, or something like that.

Opera is a sh*t browser, but its always best to get them working in all of them, if possible.

Lol, I'm the awkward one.

I like opera in my opinion its better than IE and i don't like Firefox (it just doesn't seem right?). Although Safari is OK. (Don't ask why i have like 4 Internet browsers installed!)

[_DanWest]

Lol, I'm the awkward one.

I like opera in my opinion its better than IE and i don't like Firefox (it just doesn't seem right?). Although Safari is OK. (Don't ask why i have like 4 Internet browsers installed!)

I have them all apart from opera to check my coding works in all of them xD. Have you tried Chrome?

[Guest inxces4308]

I have them all apart from opera to check my coding works in all of them xD. Have you tried Chrome?

I'd save yourself the bother, it works just the same as all the other browsers and dosn't really do anything better!

I'm also sad and have all the browsers plus something called IETester which is great for checking all your code in IE's, especially with working on a mac.

Anyway, geekfest over for now.

[DC]

strange, it's way beyond my knowledge. i tried some simple web design a few years ago, but i got pissed off with frontpage and gave up. i'll stick to mp3 encoding and video capping i think.

[Guest inxces4308]

strange, it's way beyond my knowledge. i tried some simple web design a few years ago, but i got pissed off with frontpage and gave up. i'll stick to mp3 encoding and video capping i think.

Not surprised. You should learn the code and then you'll enjoy it. I never enjoyed it until I learned HTML/CSS, etc....Now its just me and Textmate/Coda