Internet Explorer and zoom18th March 2008, 850 views Just read this and I have to say, "Is that it?". The least the "article" could do is show some method of dynamically changing it, like this. Top 10 referrering pages
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Author: Richard Heyes
Posted: 18th March 2008 10:53 Edin:
Quote> I get that 'style your scrollbar' flashback. > > IMHO completely useless. For the most part yes, but I could see it being used in a gallery script, or a shopping cart (to allow you to see larger images of a product). But since it's not cross browser, you have to ask "What's wrong with simple, larger images?". It's easier and you reach a larger audience.
Author: Edin
Posted: 18th March 2008 11:46 It could be used (just like styled scrollbars), but I feel that we {as (web)developers} should stick to standards and should not implement any browser specific features into a website.
QuoteI happen to love jQuery js framework. A nice cross-browser Image Zoom thingie can be found here: http://exscale.se/archives/2008/02/11/jquery-image-zoom-plug-in/?most_popular_articles_start=8 It also degrades if one doesn't use javascript (or jabbascript :-) )
Author: Richard Heyes
Posted: 18th March 2008 11:58 > A nice
Quote> cross-browser Image Zoom thingie can be found > here: Not so much. It doesn't work in IE. Also it seems to be flawed in FF - clicking the small image twice means you have to subsequently click the large image twice to get rid of it. |
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Posted: 18th March 2008 10:44
IMHO completely useless.