Mac / Firefox - Smugmug View display problems

GoodEye

I have the latest firefox + snow leopard, but I was having this problem before those latest versions. When in Smugmug view for any gallery, sometimes the large image will wrap below all the thumbnails, justified left. As I resize the browser window it will alternatively snap into its right place and get out of whack. I'm assuming it has something to do with the Ajax script, but I don't know how to fix it. It doesn't happen in Safari, or Firefox on the PC. Here's a screenshot:

http://www.goodeyephotography.com/photos/645276213_GFpd8-X3.jpg

Thanks for any ideas to fix!

Andy

View>Zoom>Reset

GoodEye

Andy wrote:

View>Zoom>Reset

{slaps forehead} ...thanks

daylightimages

Funny thing, but Firefox (Mac) just started doing the same thing with me. It had never done it before until about two days ago. Hmmmm...

jfriend

Andy wrote:

View>Zoom>Reset

Andy, any progress in changing the way the CSS works in the Smugmug view so this wouldn't be a problem any more? I don't mind that it happens to me because I know how to fix it, but I hate the thought that it happens to my viewers who will just think it's the worst photo site they've ever seen.

Any progress in someone looking for a solution? I still believe it could probably be solved by using something else instead of float (perhaps relative and absolute positioning or (heaven forbid) even a table to position the main image div. All the view needs is two divs in a row with no possibility of the second div wrapping to the next row (which the current float directive allows).

Andy

jfriend wrote:

Andy, any progress in changing the way the CSS works in the Smugmug view so this wouldn't be a problem any more? I don't mind that it happens to me because I know how to fix it, but I hate the thought that it happens to my viewers who will just think it's the worst photo site they've ever seen.

Any progress in someone looking for a solution? I still believe it could probably be solved by using something else instead of float (perhaps relative and absolute positioning or (heaven forbid) even a table to position the main image div. All the view needs is two divs in a row with no possibility of the second div wrapping to the next row (which the current float directive allows).

It's assigned to {JT} and he's been working on it. We'll have progress to report when we have, well, progress I'll show him your post.

jfriend

Andy wrote:

It's assigned to {JT} and he's been working on it. We'll have progress to report when we have, well, progress I'll show him your post.

OK, thanks. Just looking to know that it's still a priority.