<td class="row1" width="100%" onmouseover="this.style.backgroundColor='#FAFAFA';" onmouseout="this.style.backgroundColor='#EFEFEF';" <snip>
Just ask ED for now, he'll make the changes if you ask him nicely; I'm on Fedora 2.5 beta 4, which doesn't support GM or FireBug so no script from meGruso said:I'm using the OpenHandhelds theme again, because navigation is much easier from the forum index. The only thing I don't like is the mouseover highlighting.
I think this is the offending code:
Code:<td class="row1" width="100%" onmouseover="this.style.backgroundColor='#FAFAFA';" onmouseout="this.style.backgroundColor='#EFEFEF';" <snip>
Any chance a Greasemokey guru could disable it?
[edit] I'd also really dig it if the rows themselves weren't links, I'd prefer to click the row text to navigate. Maybe I'm just being too fussy and I should go outside for a while.
Yes they are, in the sense that they change background image when you hover over them.Chip said:What browser are you using? The rows are not linky with Firefox.
Aah, the joy of ununified templates... The best thing in web design ever...gp2.eXe said:I know what's going on. The linkyness was removed in subforum mode: when navigating from the board index (the forums are clickable, which is OK.) and clicking on topics it does not link; but on "View new posts" it still links, which is the mode most of us use.
IE, haven't used that in a while...dflemstr said:Btw, has anyone noticed that there's a "nice" transition effect when going to new pages in this forum when viewing it in IE? Reading through the source code shows that this should be the case; a kind of "fading" effect. Anyone with IE able to confirm?
gp2.eXe said:IE, haven't used that in a while...dflemstr said:Btw, has anyone noticed that there's a "nice" transition effect when going to new pages in this forum when viewing it in IE? Reading through the source code shows that this should be the case; a kind of "fading" effect. Anyone with IE able to confirm?
Hmmm... Indeed there's fading, it looks very nice, the scrolling through the page is smoother also...
Edit: Still not a good reason to use IE however...![]()
Ah, that's it. Thread rows aren't links, but subforum rows still are.gp2.eXe said:I know what's going on. The linkyness was removed in subforum mode: when navigating from the board index (the forums are clickable, which is OK.) and clicking on topics it does not link; but on "View new posts" it still links, which is the mode most of us use.
With a little AJAX, Facebook-style, it's possible. Ultimately, however, the browser has control over display when you're truly moving from page to page. IE provides proprietary instructions to allow for all kinds of goodies like marque.urjaman said:Really not a good reason to use IE,but would it be possible to "port" that effect to work on firefox? (sorry, i'm lazy and didnt research on this)
Ie uses a hackish HTML "standard" so you really shouldn't use it's hack API. Better to preload a page in an iFrame and then fade it in with jQuery as mentioned.javaJake said:With a little AJAX, Facebook-style, it's possible. Ultimately, however, the browser has control over display when you're truly moving from page to page. IE provides proprietary instructions to allow for all kinds of goodies like marque.urjaman said:Really not a good reason to use IE,but would it be possible to "port" that effect to work on firefox? (sorry, i'm lazy and didnt research on this)![]()