Jumping ad/menu at top of screen
Oct 5, 2005 | 10:39 am
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Jumping ad/menu at top of screen
Hi,
When I have the browser window small enough to get a horizontal scrollbar, and I try to use the dropdown menus at the top of the screen, the menu and add all jump left and right rapidly as soon as my mouse cursor is hovering over the menu. The "Forum" menu is a good example. I'm running IE on XP MCE 2005.
Anyone else notice this?
When I have the browser window small enough to get a horizontal scrollbar, and I try to use the dropdown menus at the top of the screen, the menu and add all jump left and right rapidly as soon as my mouse cursor is hovering over the menu. The "Forum" menu is a good example. I'm running IE on XP MCE 2005.
Anyone else notice this?
Last edited by DanKelly; Oct 5, 2005 at 10:41 am
Oct 6, 2005 | 7:51 am
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Dan, welcome to FlyerTalk and we all trust you are enjoying yourself.
I'm not the tech guy, but know who is and i'll send him this way. I'm thinking I remember seeing something about this and it was related to IE. Nonetheless, if you'll hold on, we'll get someone over here to help.
Again, welcome to FlyerTalk.
Randy
I'm not the tech guy, but know who is and i'll send him this way. I'm thinking I remember seeing something about this and it was related to IE. Nonetheless, if you'll hold on, we'll get someone over here to help.
Again, welcome to FlyerTalk.
Randy
Oct 6, 2005 | 9:29 am
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Dan,
I tried to duplicate this behavior with IE on XP and was not able to, one thing you may want to try is to make sure that you IE installation is up to date. Another quick solution to this problem is to view the site within a window that is big enough to accommodate the full width of the header bar, so you don't have horizontal scrolling. A window that is 800 pixels wide should be enough to do this.
I tried to duplicate this behavior with IE on XP and was not able to, one thing you may want to try is to make sure that you IE installation is up to date. Another quick solution to this problem is to view the site within a window that is big enough to accommodate the full width of the header bar, so you don't have horizontal scrolling. A window that is 800 pixels wide should be enough to do this.