Hey all, I am not 100% sure if this is the correct place to go over this one, but I ran into an interesting behavior with the overflow:hidden; property in CSS. Basically, if there is a relatively positioned element contained within another element that has it's overflow set to hidden, the relatively positioned element will be hidden from view, but you can still interact with it's hidden content. For detailed samples, click here: http://designfridge.com/phpdocs/labs/overflow/Overflow.php In Firefox, the element is not clickable outside the visible portion, hence why I am wondering if it is a bug in Safari's implementation, or if it is something for the Moz crowd to fix. Either way, I just want to se if it is fixable, needs a big filed, or if I should address it on my end. Thanks for your time, --Ben
It is a bug. I fixed it just yesterday and should be committing a fix to TOT shortly. dave On Nov 9, 2005, at 2:45 PM, Benjamin Listwon wrote:
Hey all,
I am not 100% sure if this is the correct place to go over this one, but I ran into an interesting behavior with the overflow:hidden; property in CSS. Basically, if there is a relatively positioned element contained within another element that has it's overflow set to hidden, the relatively positioned element will be hidden from view, but you can still interact with it's hidden content.
For detailed samples, click here: http://designfridge.com/phpdocs/labs/overflow/Overflow.php
In Firefox, the element is not clickable outside the visible portion, hence why I am wondering if it is a bug in Safari's implementation, or if it is something for the Moz crowd to fix. Either way, I just want to se if it is fixable, needs a big filed, or if I should address it on my end.
Thanks for your time, --Ben _______________________________________________ webkit-dev mailing list webkit-dev@opendarwin.org http://www.opendarwin.org/mailman/listinfo/webkit-dev
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