tkahn
Bug with "RTL" direction on FF
Hi,
It took me hours to find this bug...
When you add dir="rtl" to the html tag (<html dir="rtl">) and use Smooth-Div-Scroll, than the script won't work on FireFox.
The only solution I found was to either remove the dir attribute or add dir="ltr" attribute to the div I activated Smooth-Div-Scroll on.
BTW - another issue with having dir="rtl" in the html tag is that it causes IE and Chrome to scroll to different directions.
Thanks, Amos
Hi Amos!
Interesting! I haven't experimented with altering the reading direction myself before. Is there a demo page somewhere that I could look at? And this happens regardless of what content is in the scroller (images or text)?
/Thomas
Yep, I was so frustrated that I just used you own demo from the website and just couldn't understand what is happening...
Eventually I got it.
Look here: http://www.boaideas.com/websites/gil/ (at the bottom)
There is dir="rtl" in the html tag, as w3 standards for Hebrew speaking
websites. Then the only way to make the scroller work on FF is by adding
dir="ltr" on its div.
Also look how in IE and Chrome, the direction of the scroll is different...
Thanks, Amos
http://www.linkedin.com/in/amosshacham
On Tue, Sep 11, 2012 at 9:44 AM, Thomas Kahn [email protected]:
Hi Amos!
Interesting! I haven't experimented with altering the reading direction myself before. Is there a demo page somewhere that I could look at? And this happens regardless of what content is in the scroller (images or text)?
/Thomas
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