Percentage values for measurements effected by scrolling

If a scrollbar is present on a web page rendered in internet explorer, the
size of elements change.

This does not happen in the other browsers and is something that should be
addressed and fixed accordingly.

muswell wrote:
> If a scrollbar is present on a web page rendered in internet explorer,
> the size of elements change.
>
> This does not happen in the other browsers and is something that should
> be addressed and fixed accordingly.

URL?

Version(s) of IE?

Don't hold the Ctrl key while you are scrolling or perhaps your keyboard has
a sticky ctl key.

Regards.

"muswell" <muswell@fastmail.fm> wrote in message
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> If a scrollbar is present on a web page rendered in internet explorer, the
> size of elements change.
>
> This does not happen in the other browsers and is something that should be
> addressed and fixed accordingly.
>

"C A Upsdell" <""cupsdell\"@nospam@upsdell.com"> wrote in message
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> muswell wrote:
>> If a scrollbar is present on a web page rendered in internet explorer,
>> the size of elements change.
>>
>> This does not happen in the other browsers and is something that should
>> be addressed and fixed accordingly.
>
> URL?
>
> Version(s) of IE?
>
>
>

It's on my own system where I'm using the exact same elements and styles but
IE changes it's treatement of any and all measurement units. No other
browsers do this when rendering XHTML (xml compliant) code.

Microsoft really need to learn something from other developers and stop
making their browser interpret values differently depending on page source.
In the real world an inch is an inch, a millimeter is a millimetre,
different spellings but the same measure is used anywhere in the world so
why should a browser be any different.

It's a real joke that such an opinion can be expressed in this way to say
that XHTML is somehow different from XML depending on whether or not XSL is
used.

Come on Microsoft, it's time to get your act together and take the lead not
keep on with the same tired and worn out excuses.

"rob^_^" <iecustomizer@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> Don't hold the Ctrl key while you are scrolling or perhaps your keyboard
> has a sticky ctl key.
>
> Regards.
>
> "muswell" <muswell@fastmail.fm> wrote in message
> news:4F6DF661-41C3-40B9-994E-1829B2A68AE8@microsoft.com...
>> If a scrollbar is present on a web page rendered in internet explorer,
>> the size of elements change.
>>
>> This does not happen in the other browsers and is something that should
>> be addressed and fixed accordingly.
>>

You're not serious are you?

Do you know anything at all about web standards?

And DPI?

"muswell" <muswell@fastmail.fm> wrote in message
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>
> "C A Upsdell" <""cupsdell\"@nospam@upsdell.com"> wrote in message
> news:ubxoewDWKHA.5368@TK2MSFTNGP02.phx.gbl...
>> muswell wrote:
>>> If a scrollbar is present on a web page rendered in internet explorer,
>>> the size of elements change.
>>>
>>> This does not happen in the other browsers and is something that should
>>> be addressed and fixed accordingly.
>>
>> URL?
>>
>> Version(s) of IE?
>>
>>
>>
>
> It's on my own system where I'm using the exact same elements and styles
> but IE changes it's treatement of any and all measurement units. No other
> browsers do this when rendering XHTML (xml compliant) code.
>
> Microsoft really need to learn something from other developers and stop
> making their browser interpret values differently depending on page
> source. In the real world an inch is an inch, a millimeter is a
> millimetre, different spellings but the same measure is used anywhere in
> the world so why should a browser be any different.
>
> It's a real joke that such an opinion can be expressed in this way to say
> that XHTML is somehow different from XML depending on whether or not XSL
> is used.
>
> Come on Microsoft, it's time to get your act together and take the lead
> not keep on with the same tired and worn out excuses.
>

Put up or shut up. Lets see your master piece.

"muswell" <muswell@fastmail.fm> wrote in message
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>
> "rob^_^" <iecustomizer@hotmail.com> wrote in message
> news0BCD147-CAEF-4A7D-BBF1-262756A26B5D@microsoft.com...
>> Don't hold the Ctrl key while you are scrolling or perhaps your keyboard
>> has a sticky ctl key.
>>
>> Regards.
>>
>> "muswell" <muswell@fastmail.fm> wrote in message
>> news:4F6DF661-41C3-40B9-994E-1829B2A68AE8@microsoft.com...
>>> If a scrollbar is present on a web page rendered in internet explorer,
>>> the size of elements change.
>>>
>>> This does not happen in the other browsers and is something that should
>>> be addressed and fixed accordingly.
>>>
>
> You're not serious are you?
>
> Do you know anything at all about web standards?
>

I have intellisence, but I still use the validators.

I know I can make mistakes and test accordingly.

(believe it or not, the w3c, total and tidy validators aren't perfect)

so how many dots per inch are there in 20% of 50px?

If you are talking about rounding errors in the calculation of line-height,
this is known and there are no planned fixes (see connect.microsoft.com) as
the variance is on 1px in 17 lines which is not detectable to the naked eye.



Regards.

"muswell" <muswell@fastmail.fm> wrote in message
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>
> "rob^_^" <iecustomizer@hotmail.com> wrote in message
> news0BCD147-CAEF-4A7D-BBF1-262756A26B5D@microsoft.com...
>> Don't hold the Ctrl key while you are scrolling or perhaps your keyboard
>> has a sticky ctl key.
>>
>> Regards.
>>
>> "muswell" <muswell@fastmail.fm> wrote in message
>> news:4F6DF661-41C3-40B9-994E-1829B2A68AE8@microsoft.com...
>>> If a scrollbar is present on a web page rendered in internet explorer,
>>> the size of elements change.
>>>
>>> This does not happen in the other browsers and is something that should
>>> be addressed and fixed accordingly.
>>>
>
> You're not serious are you?
>
> Do you know anything at all about web standards?
>

As said previously, it's not the measurement units themselves it's
inconsistency across the board and I believe it's to do with the
compatibility mode in internet explorer.

Basically what microsoft have done is sacrifice basic standards for the sake
of running proprietary scripts and extensions.

This in no way advances the cause of web standards at all and sets the clock
back years.

There was a time when many authors praised microsoft for their powerful
implementations, often incomplete but way ahead of the pack in terms of
providing the basics but now it seems they are falling behind as others'
have implemented things more cautiously microsoft have to please a
non-discerning constituency that don't care about the future.

"rob^_^" <iecustomizer@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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>I have intellisence, but I still use the validators.
>
> I know I can make mistakes and test accordingly.
>
> (believe it or not, the w3c, total and tidy validators aren't perfect)
>
> so how many dots per inch are there in 20% of 50px?
>
> If you are talking about rounding errors in the calculation of
> line-height, this is known and there are no planned fixes (see
> connect.microsoft.com) as the variance is on 1px in 17 lines which is not
> detectable to the naked eye.
>
>
>
> Regards.
>
> "muswell" <muswell@fastmail.fm> wrote in message
> news:uUI8CgEWKHA.1268@TK2MSFTNGP04.phx.gbl...
>>
>> "rob^_^" <iecustomizer@hotmail.com> wrote in message
>> news0BCD147-CAEF-4A7D-BBF1-262756A26B5D@microsoft.com...
>>> Don't hold the Ctrl key while you are scrolling or perhaps your keyboard
>>> has a sticky ctl key.
>>>
>>> Regards.
>>>
>>> "muswell" <muswell@fastmail.fm> wrote in message
>>> news:4F6DF661-41C3-40B9-994E-1829B2A68AE8@microsoft.com...
>>>> If a scrollbar is present on a web page rendered in internet explorer,
>>>> the size of elements change.
>>>>
>>>> This does not happen in the other browsers and is something that should
>>>> be addressed and fixed accordingly.
>>>>
>>
>> You're not serious are you?
>>
>> Do you know anything at all about web standards?
>>

cya,

Chuck is a guru.

Regards.

"muswell" <muswell@fastmail.fm> wrote in message
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> As said previously, it's not the measurement units themselves it's
> inconsistency across the board and I believe it's to do with the
> compatibility mode in internet explorer.
>
> Basically what microsoft have done is sacrifice basic standards for the
> sake of running proprietary scripts and extensions.
>
> This in no way advances the cause of web standards at all and sets the
> clock back years.
>
> There was a time when many authors praised microsoft for their powerful
> implementations, often incomplete but way ahead of the pack in terms of
> providing the basics but now it seems they are falling behind as others'
> have implemented things more cautiously microsoft have to please a
> non-discerning constituency that don't care about the future.
>
> "rob^_^" <iecustomizer@hotmail.com> wrote in message
> news:%23GiXCtEWKHA.4004@TK2MSFTNGP05.phx.gbl...
>>I have intellisence, but I still use the validators.
>>
>> I know I can make mistakes and test accordingly.
>>
>> (believe it or not, the w3c, total and tidy validators aren't perfect)
>>
>> so how many dots per inch are there in 20% of 50px?
>>
>> If you are talking about rounding errors in the calculation of
>> line-height, this is known and there are no planned fixes (see
>> connect.microsoft.com) as the variance is on 1px in 17 lines which is not
>> detectable to the naked eye.
>>
>>
>>
>> Regards.
>>
>> "muswell" <muswell@fastmail.fm> wrote in message
>> news:uUI8CgEWKHA.1268@TK2MSFTNGP04.phx.gbl...
>>>
>>> "rob^_^" <iecustomizer@hotmail.com> wrote in message
>>> news0BCD147-CAEF-4A7D-BBF1-262756A26B5D@microsoft.com...
>>>> Don't hold the Ctrl key while you are scrolling or perhaps your
>>>> keyboard has a sticky ctl key.
>>>>
>>>> Regards.
>>>>
>>>> "muswell" <muswell@fastmail.fm> wrote in message
>>>> news:4F6DF661-41C3-40B9-994E-1829B2A68AE8@microsoft.com...
>>>>> If a scrollbar is present on a web page rendered in internet explorer,
>>>>> the size of elements change.
>>>>>
>>>>> This does not happen in the other browsers and is something that
>>>>> should be addressed and fixed accordingly.
>>>>>
>>>
>>> You're not serious are you?
>>>
>>> Do you know anything at all about web standards?
>>>
>
>