Recently I provided the service of converting several PSDs to HTML for a non-profit. Working with a designer, we identified four unique types of templates required by the organization’s content. Our final deliverables were four static HTML layouts with shared CSS and JavaScript. The layouts work across all browsers, even IE6. We ran into a [...]
Recently I provided the service of converting several PSDs to HTML for a non-profit. Working with a designer, we identified four unique types of templates required by the organization’s content. Our final deliverables were four static HTML layouts with shared CSS and JavaScript. The layouts work across all browsers, even IE6. We ran into a known issue with IE6′s treatment of z-indexing on “windowed” elements such as select boxes. To the rescue came jQuery’s BGI Frame plugin, which implements one of the known fixes for the IE6 treatment of select boxes — adding another “windowed” element under the content that you would like stack on top of the select box for example.
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