Beta 3 of TiddlyWiki 2.4.0 - css thing?

[kamvik]

Hi,
I noticed that the "#SidebarOptions a" displays a little extra on
padding-top in firefox, until you click an item, then the clicked item
resizes down to the specified value.
This is especially visible when the page is refreshed while the
optionPanel is visible.
It is as if there is a padding difference between a and a:visited.
Nothing of the kind happens in my iexplorer7.
Firefox bug? cookie thing? or maybe this is intended? -

regards
Kamilla

[FND]

> I noticed that the "#SidebarOptions a" displays a little extra on
> padding-top in firefox, until you click an item, then the clicked item
> resizes down to the specified value.

That's a bug we've been struggling with for a few weeks now -
fortunately, Eric seems to have figured it out:
http://tinyurl.com/4ngqrg
(http://groups.google.com/group/TiddlyWikiDev/browse_thread/thread/649fb61f5f9f66fb/bbdc083925c170b4?#bbdc083925c170b4)

So this fix should be in the final 2.4 release.

-- F.

[kamvik]

> That's a bug we've been struggling with for a few weeks now -
> fortunately, Eric seems to have figured it out:
> http://tinyurl.com/4ngqrg

> (http://groups.google.com/group/TiddlyWikiDev/browse_thread/thread/649...)

>
> So this fix should be in the final 2.4 release.
>
> -- F.

Ah! thanks ..
I should have searched this group better.
- And the usual thanks to the community for keeping this great product
vibrant and alive.

I did find a quick workaround, though I now know you people found the
real root of the issue - if it's not too much out of the way, here it
is:
I applied this rule for a containing element in the styleSheet, that
seems to fix it for me.:

#contentWrapper {
background-attachment: fixed;
}

regards
Kamilla

[FND]

> I did find a quick workaround

> [snip]
> #contentWrapper {
> background-attachment: fixed;
> }

That is very interesting indeed!
Let's discuss this in the other thread...

-- F.