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not sure it is a css thing but when i use the “go back arrow in a browser ( any kind of) the page is not properly displayed like it is not loading the css file correct.
never seen it before
testpage is here: g(removethis)smweb.nl/leonie/gsmweb-html5/
What isn’t showing?
http://gsmweb.nl/leonie/gsmweb-html5/
There isn’t a lot of ‘content’ to be displayed.
PHP error?
not displayed properly as you can see the grey and yellow boxes by refreshing the page it works again
i mean the grey and yellow boxes in the t-mobile box
everything is showing, the page is quit empty because it is a test file not php inside ;-)
Refreshed – No Change.
What is it supposed to look like?
http://gsmweb.nl/leonie/gsmweb-html5/good.png
is how it should be
There’s an awful lot of absolute positioning in there which has forced some odd margins to be required.
For instance, .textarea_grey_top_left
has a top margin of 55px on it.
I think you could move things around but it’s likely to take a LOT of tweaking individual classes.
Perhaps look at another way of laying out your elements. Absolute positioning is not usually the best option.
if you look now is it properly displayed? what browser do you use?
Looks like you’ve got it now…in Chrome.
My comments about positioning still apply though.
i’ look for another way, but with absolute positioning was the only for me to get the vertical grey lines on the background
absolute positioning was the only for me to get the vertical grey lines on the background
Looks like a standard border to me.
it is an image
i changes the left side now it’s working here :-)