I have a webpage that has a modal of an image. When I view the local version of the website the modal works fine, when I view it in IE, it works too, but normal chrome (private mode and normal). here are three images to show my problem.
I am asking, is this a browser bug or have I written some weird CSS somewhere.
The webpage is https://www.mickster04.com/mikesrail
How it looks normally (and should look for all)
Image cropped at the bottom when scrolled
local files when scrolled work too
Related
I'm not an expert in web and I composed and updated my website recently. I ran all the test that I could on DreamWeaver CC and tested on multiple mobile devices (tablet, android and iphone); all seems to work fine. Until I uploaded the site to my server, the site start to act weird.
1st problem:
It is a portfolio website with individual pages to corresponding projects. On each project page, the first image on the lightbox has always gone missing; but clicking into the lightbox I can find the missing image (the preview image and the lightbox image share the same source so if the lightbox can find the image it implies that the image is on the server and the path is correct).
2nd problem:
when the browser is shrink below certain size, a toggle menu will replace the content on the header, clicking the toggle menu will show a pop up menu to site links. For some reason, after uploading the site to server, the toggle menu pop up never work.
3rd problem:
The above problem is never apparent on desktop browser(all image shows up correctly; toggle menu works). To make the problem more complicated, I can't confirm if it is device or browser oriented problem. For example, the site works on chrome browser on my iphone and nexus 5(android), but problem occurs on my xperia tablet(android) chrome browser; on my xperia tablet, the site works perfectly on firefox.
Does anybody has any idea what the potential cause to the problem, and perhaps a direction to a solution?
Here's the link to my site: http://www.itsatommy.com
Thank you for your time and look forward to any reply.
Looks fine to me (Google Chrome), you need to use media queries for some certain resolutions. You also need to use some cross browser css tags lide "-webkit, -moz, -o" etc.
i have a website with alot of popup windows and z-index going on.
Chrome version: 46.0.2490.80 m (never seen in other browser, but cannot omit it)
Everything works fine, but every 50th (not precisely, but very rarely when opening popup or coming back from alt-tab)
Behind all this: my website.
The red: the fullscreen overlay beneath my popup.
The lightGray: my popup window.
The darkgray: popup content.
So for some reason, the corner of my div is cut off. The problem is not connected to this particular popup, or this particular corner.
I have sometimes seen this following an alt-tab into chrome, but not enough to say that's the problem.
I have never seen anything like this, usually it works or breaks, this time its working breaked.
Any clues?
I'm working on a hybrid app using Cordova, Bootstrap and Angular JS (1.3.x) and testing it in a Chrome desktop browser and on a Android device (lollipop, 5.0.2).
In a particular view, I open a modal window using ngDialog. The content in this dialog can exceed the height of a typical smartphone size, so vertical scrolling is required. And here comes the problem:
Most of the elements that should be displayed at the bottom of the dialog (out of initial sight) do not appear or don't getting rendered. When I blindly tap on the area where the disappeared interactive elements should be, they will get painted. When I then scroll up again, elements at the top disappear.
This behavior didn't exist on Android 4.4.
Now I'm able to reproduce this error on my Windows Chrome Browser (v43).
These are the steps:
Run this Plunkr http://embed.plnkr.co/VGYUe2i9vwsQZ21vc3LB/preview
Test with a recent Chrome Version
Make sure, this plunker is shown in embedded view (important)
Open Chrome developer tools
Click "Toggle device mode" (smartphone icon) (important)
Limit the vertical resolution to about 600px in height Click "open dialog" and scroll down to the bottom
Can you read "Hello, do you see me?" ?
If not, press on one of the panels on top or below the textbox, this
will cause a repaint and you can see the text.
This is how it looks:
Not OK -> No text in marked red boxes:
OK -> After clicks on it or browser tab switch
I found this article on postman blog, but the "fixer" does not seem to work in my case.
http://blog.getpostman.com/2015/01/23/ui-repaint-issue-on-chrome/
Can someone point me to the right direction?
I followed the instructions in the linked blogpost and those seem to work for me. Specifically, adding
-webkit-transform: translate3d(0,0,0);
to my CSS for ngDialog-content which has overflow-y: scroll.
Now the div scrolls on load for me.
The other good news is that at least my issue seems to be gone in Chrome Canary, so it may be worth seeing if the issue still exists for you there.
I've encountered a weird CSS quirk where the layout misbehaves on the first load of a web page, but it works after you refresh. This behavior is only observed in Chrome.
To reproduce:
Open https://coinchat.org/j:offtopic
See that the right sidebar is pushed underneath the page, even through there is enough spacing and it is set to float: right
Refresh the page
Observe that the right sidebar is no longer pushed underneath the page.
Open a new tab, open https://coinchat.org/j:offtopic
Go to 2
The following code fixes this:
$("#chatsidebar").hide();
setTimeout(function(){
$("#chatsidebar").show();
}, 1);
My question is, why?
I'm developing xhtml page for wap applications and have a problem with the first page load in Opera Mini. Not the entire page content is displayed correctly the first time on screen, a lot of graphics elements are absent.
But right after the page refresh everything is displayed correctly. How to solve this problem during the first page loading ?
Are the images absent entirely, or do they appear as colored boxes first?
When using Opera Mini on a slow connection, the page will often load with colored boxes instead of images. The images will quickly appear if you scroll or reload the page. They'll also appear if you wait several seconds. That's how Opera Mini is intended to work.
If what I've described above isn't what's happening, let us know, and consider filing a bug report.