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awesome!
ap2v2 rims? that's a great app! |
Originally Posted by shotiable,Jun 5 2008, 09:52 PM
its all awkward and superimposed to each other... also... no NFR????
Yes there are many layers to the images, because otherwise I'd have to make a whole car image for ever conceivable variation, which just wouldn't work. And there is NFR, it's in the first column, under car color. It's called New Formula Red. :p |
Doesn't work for me in IE7.
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Originally Posted by JstnRyan,Jun 6 2008, 10:56 AM
Doesn't work for me in IE7.
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Originally Posted by AssassinJN,Jun 6 2008, 04:13 AM
Um... what browser are you using?
Yes there are many layers to the images, because otherwise I'd have to make a whole car image for ever conceivable variation, which just wouldn't work. And there is NFR, it's in the first column, under car color. It's called New Formula Red. :p |
Don't feel bad. :(
So it seems some people are having issues with IE7 then? That is very odd... I will have to look into it more. Adding a comment to the first post, but anyone who is having trouble please let me know the browser version (the whole version from Help > About) and the operating system you are using (WinXP sp1, sp2, sp3, Vista, Vistasp1, os-whatever). And even more helpful would be a screen shot of the issue (please pm it to me so we don't clutter this too much). Thanks. |
This has commercial all over it... But its still cool :thumbup:
If it gets shut down, it wasn't me. |
Win XP Pro, IE7 7.0.5730.13
It appears as if the site is supposed to have two columns, but their separation is adversely affected. If I had the time, I'd open up your source and help you troubleshoot, but I don't right now. Have you tried "display:block" on your two outtermost column DIVs? EDIT: Nevermind, my head isn't in the right place right now. I'm almost positive your overlapping problem is due to the way IE handles absolute and relative positioned objects. If you use one or the other, but not both, it would probably work out better. |
Originally Posted by Mr. Eryozgatliyan,Jun 6 2008, 11:52 AM
This has commercial all over it... But its still cool :thumbup:
If it gets shut down, it wasn't me. Still hardly a commercial, especially compared the the fiasco that db8's original free offerings became. :ponder: |
Originally Posted by JstnRyan,Jun 6 2008, 12:01 PM
Win XP Pro, IE7 7.0.5730.13
It appears as if the site is supposed to have two columns, but their separation is adversely affected. If I had the time, I'd open up your source and help you troubleshoot, but I don't right now. Have you tried "display:block" on your two outtermost column DIVs? EDIT: Nevermind, my head isn't in the right place right now. I'm almost positive your overlapping problem is due to the way IE handles absolute and relative positioned objects. If you use one or the other, but not both, it would probably work out better. Edit: Fixed the IE jumble issue. Now you have all 3 columns corrected. |
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