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  • #146237
    leonie22
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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/

    #146238
    Paulie_D
    Member

    What isn’t showing?

    http://gsmweb.nl/leonie/gsmweb-html5/

    There isn’t a lot of ‘content’ to be displayed.

    PHP error?

    #146239
    leonie22
    Participant

    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 ;-)

    #146240
    Paulie_D
    Member

    Refreshed – No Change.

    What is it supposed to look like?

    #146241
    leonie22
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    #146242
    leonie22
    Participant

    @Paulie_D: if you look now is it properly displayed? what browser do you use?

    #146243
    Paulie_D
    Member

    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.

    #146245
    Paulie_D
    Member

    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.

    #146246
    leonie22
    Participant

    i’ look for another way, but with absolute positioning was the only for me to get the vertical grey lines on the background

    #146247
    Paulie_D
    Member

    absolute positioning was the only for me to get the vertical grey lines on the background

    Looks like a standard border to me.

    #146248
    leonie22
    Participant

    it is an image

    i changes the left side now it’s working here :-)

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