I just turned down the resolution on my workstation. From 1280X1024 to 800X600 and i got the same problem. Strange, other web pages that i was viewing on low resolutions just went off page and gave me a slider bar. On 1/23/07, Jorge G. Mare (a.k.a. Koki) <koki@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hi Niklas, Niklas Nisbeth wrote: > As an avid mobile phone internet browser type, I think too many > assumptions about resolution - or at least not providing a fallback for > other types of devices - are bad. > > Suppose that means I just volunteered for making an alternate > stylesheet.... If you can provide us with a Drupal mobile theme, we would be happy to use it if it does work. :-) Cheers, Koki >> Miguel, >> As I understand it, the minimum resolution for viewing haiku-os.org >> is 1024x786. At resolutions below this, the right sidebar begins to >> overlap with the "Get to Know Haiku" area. It is something that I >> will suggest tweaking. Although, I have to admit, 800x600 is used by >> less than 15% of the web population (many of whom aren't the target >> audience). But, it always nice to be able to please all web users. >> >> On Jan 22, 2007, at 10:56 PM, Miguel Zúñiga wrote: >> >>> Speaking about the website, i went to the Haiku site at work. There >>> all the machines have the impressive resolution of 800 x 600 px, >>> and the OS that claims experience. >>> >>> First i tried with Mozilla Firefox: even with the browser window >>> maximized, the content (Get to know Haiku, Introduction, FAQ, >>> Development resources, etc.), overlaps the right part (Downloads, >>> test images, Special Event, Tux, etc.). When i tried with M$ >>> Internet Explorer the right part is seen at the top, but the left >>> and middle ones are shown below the right column. In other words, >>> the left and middle parts are at the bottom, so they are displayed >>> after the right part, all by itself above them. >>> >>> I know very few people have this hardware or screen resolution, but >>> it would be great to be as nicely display everywhere as when i see >>> haiku-os.org at home. I feel a little embarrased when writing this, >>> because it might be happening just here, but i think it is better a >>> quick look by the professionals, than more people viewing the site >>> "funny". >>> >>> Thank you in advanced. >>> >>> Miguel Zúñiga González >>> >>> > >
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