On Wed, 2003-10-22 at 23:42, Alexander Winston wrote:
> As you all may or may not have noticed, I recently added "#sidebar
> {position: fixed;}" to http://developer.gnome.org/developer.css. This
> creates an effect that is not unlike a Post-It Note full of helpful
> navigation hints located in the upper-right portion of the screen. It
> looks fantastic in user agents that support it, but still looks fine
> (like it would with "#sidebar {position: absolute;}") in user agents
> that, unfortunately for them, do not. So my question is this: Are there
> any objections to including this neat styling trick in the default.css
> style sheet?
It stops the sidebar being scrollable, and it's really quite annoying
since the webpage starts acting unlike any other.
Nice idea, but please no!
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