http://www.webmproject.org/ inaccessible at low resolutions
Shadow2531
of the page is inaccessible at < 1024 x 768 (800 x 600 for example),
which makes the site unusable.
(It has to be some common css that Google uses on their sites as the
same problem happens on Vemo-branded pages on youtube)
Thanks
At <http://lists.whatwg.org/pipermail/whatwg-whatwg.org/2010-May/
026509.html>, it was mentioned what the problem is:
"It looks like it's using the old (and pretty buggy) hack of using
negative margins and absolute positioning of 50% to align the site in
the middle, and like you've seen, it breaks very easily.
Can be fixed by removing the positioning and margin and replacing it
with margin: auto;"
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Michael
Mike Shaver
> Could someone please fix <http://www.webmproject.org/>? The left side
> of the page is inaccessible at < 1024 x 768 (800 x 600 for example),
> which makes the site unusable.
There's an earlier thread about this on the list; Lou said that fxes
will go live today.
Mike
Shadow2531
> On Thu, May 27, 2010 at 11:50 AM, Shadow2531 <shadow2...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > Could someone please fix <http://www.webmproject.org/>? The left side
> > of the page is inaccessible at < 1024 x 768 (800 x 600 for example),
> > which makes the site unusable.
>
> There's an earlier thread about this on the list; Lou said that fxes
> will go live today.
Awesome! I'll watch for them.
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Michael
Shadow2531
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Michael
Lou Quillio
> It looks fixed now. Thanks.
Yes, should be fixed as of this morning (US Eastern). Sorry about
that; was bothering me, too.
Interesting how few breakage reports there were (meaning < 1000px w
viewports) since, at the same time that desktop displays have gotten
huge, netbook and handheld displays are proliferating. Thankfully the
early WebM audience was sitting (mostly) at workstations and nicer
laptops.
Anyhow, guess I own the CSS now. Time to refactor.
$ git fetch ; git rebase origin/master ; ...
LQ
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