Feed Aggregations - What do you think?

wyldckat · March 16, 2012, 19:19

Hi Peter,

I've done some testing, at least in Firefox 10 and for a 650px width as reference, there are two widths that should be 5px less:

Code:

div.news_title
{
width: 645px;
}

div.news_date
{
width: 550px;
}

I haven't checked this on other browsers.

Best regards,
Bruno

pete · March 16, 2012, 19:34

The problem is that you get some white-space that you do not need in Firefox 10, right? That is actually intentional. On older browsers and browsers in linux the fonts used tend to take a bit more space and then you need that space, even a bit more. The text will be a bit outside the width anyway. There is a nice site to look at browser compatibility here: http://browsershots.org/, but looking at it is not fun.

wyldckat · March 16, 2012, 21:11

Web Browsers, Java and Dynamic-Link Libraries... 3 of the most annoying software hells I know of

I know it would be a serious pain, but a few well placed if-then-else version markers should help fix this CSS hell

View Poll Results: What do you think about these feeds?
Gives a great overview of news, blogs, jobs and journals throughout the internet.	7	87.50%
Do not add anything new. It is better to visit the sources directly.	0	0%
Not usefull at all, remove everything.	0	0%
I like the interface.	6	75.00%
The interface needs improvements (please post details).	1	12.50%
The interface is terrible.	0	0%
My screen is not wide enough for this interface.	0	0%
Multiple Choice Poll. Voters: 8. You may not vote on this poll

March 16, 2012, 19:19		#21
wyldckat Super Moderator Bruno Santos Join Date: Mar 2009 Location: Lisbon, Portugal Posts: 4,228 Blog Entries: 31 Rep Power: 45	Hi Peter, I've done some testing, at least in Firefox 10 and for a 650px width as reference, there are two widths that should be 5px less: Code: div.news_title { width: 645px; } div.news_date { width: 550px; } I haven't checked this on other browsers. Best regards, Bruno __________________ How to build OpenFOAM + Third Party tools How to post code using [CODE]

March 16, 2012, 21:11		#23
wyldckat Super Moderator Bruno Santos Join Date: Mar 2009 Location: Lisbon, Portugal Posts: 4,228 Blog Entries: 31 Rep Power: 45	Web Browsers, Java and Dynamic-Link Libraries... 3 of the most annoying software hells I know of I know it would be a serious pain, but a few well placed if-then-else version markers should help fix this CSS hell __________________ How to build OpenFOAM + Third Party tools How to post code using [CODE]

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March 16, 2012, 19:34		#22
pete Administrator Peter Jones Join Date: Jan 2009 Posts: 399 Rep Power: 10	The problem is that you get some white-space that you do not need in Firefox 10, right? That is actually intentional. On older browsers and browsers in linux the fonts used tend to take a bit more space and then you need that space, even a bit more. The text will be a bit outside the width anyway. There is a nice site to look at browser compatibility here: http://browsershots.org/, but looking at it is not fun.