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  I am designing a Web site and want my content appear in the same location relative to the background image, regardless of whether or not the browser window is resized. How can I do this? (the content always moves when I preview the page)

  You can pin the object on the page so that it remains in the same position with any size of the screen.

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  Sanjit

• Screen is blurry when resizing the browser window (IE)

  Hello

  I encounter this curious problem: the exported content seems hazy when the window of the browser (IE 8) is maximized, but looks thin and crispy when the window is resizesed to a smaller size. I got to the html code. This issue could be related to that described in this post: http://forums.adobe.com/message/3605847#3605847

  I use captivate 5. Any suggestion is appreciated.

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  Jan

  I don't think there is a bug in Captivate.  I think it's a bug in the navigation software.  He claims ONLY resize this area exposed OUTSIDE of the content, but it is actually change the dimensions of the Captivate movie ever so slightly at the same time.

  Try to go in the HTM code published with a text editor and changing the dimensions width and height specified it for the Captivate SWF to play.  Generally, these are attached to exactly the values of right pixels for the height and width of the scene of Captivate.  Modify them by one pixel in each dimension only.  Try going upward a first pixel. Then worms down in size a pixel. Then maybe upwards or downwards to 2 pixels. Every time that you change these settings, save the HTM file and try to run the module in your browser maximized and see if you can find a dimension in which the text is strong.

• Web pages change position slightly when their height exceeds the browser window.

  Hi, I use Dreamweaver CS5.5 to build a Web site. I'm at halfway through the project, and I discovered an annoying problem with my pages finished, when they are displayed in a browser.

  The thing is that the pages are not all the same height, and if you move from a page which is inside the browser window, to one that does not fit into the window, but extends beyond it, the entire page, background and everything, the movement obviously 20px to the left. And when you return to a page that fits in the window, it moves to the right. When you resize the browser window so that its young, all pages in the same position.

  This happens in all browsers I have try.

  Please is - that someone out there can explain why this is happening, and if there is a cure?

  All pages are centered, with a fixed background, if it helps.

  That sounds as if it was because of the scroll bar.

  When the page is contained in the browser there is no scroll bar and when the page has a greater height the scroll bar appears and the page seems to jump.

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• Resizing of the buttons on the toolbar disappear after the browser window

  When I run my browser all the buttons on the toolbar are in place.

  http://C2N.me/3cwiz9M.jpg

  When I resize my browser window to make it smaller, these buttons to collapse to a "arrow":

  http://C2N.me/3cwiLnZ.jpg

  But when I resize my browser window to make it larger or maximize the browser window, these buttons won't reappear soon whatever I do next.

  http://C2N.me/3cwiWnn.jpg

  The only thing that helps is to close the browser and run it again.

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• Cannot resize the Firefox window under pixel 374

  Using Firefox 26.0, completely new download and installation.

  For various purposes, I'd like to be able to resize the entire window of Firefox on a width smaller than 374 pixel, however it no longer works. It remains simply greater than or equal to 374 pixels. Before I did the update to 26.0 this works beautifully.

  Of course I can do it with web developer, but I'd rather have all the Firefox window to pixel 200 or 300 width in pixels for example.

  Note that with the bookmarklet you will probably run into safety problems that Firefox does not allow a page opens as a pop-up.

  You can hide all toolbars in a new window and use userChrome.css code to set a smaller width min.

  Add code to the file userChrome.css below default @namespace.

  • http://KB.mozillazine.org/userChrome.CSS

  The file userChrome.css (UI) customization and userContent.css (Web sites) are located in the chrome folder in the Firefox profile folder.

  • http://KB.mozillazine.org/Editing_configuration

  @namespace url("http://www.mozilla.org/keymaster/gatekeeper/there.is.only.xul"); /* only needed once */
  
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  See line 8:

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• Is there a possible solution to this age-old problem which graphics disappear when the browser window is resized?

  example: www.satlinker.de
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   -moz-background-size:100% 100%;
   -o-background-size:100% 100%;
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  There are various problems like the one described in the net:
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  I was wrong, it was a problem with the svg format. I tried several other formats, each doing its own problems. I tried cleaning the svg with conversion tools code and finally manually with a Publisher - nothing works. GIF and jpg of other problems, so finally I have found a converter of images to http://www.files-conversion.com/, which produces an acceptable png format.

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• Get div to auto may not resize with the browser window

  I'm trying to get a div with a paragraph of text will resize automatically when the browser window is resized.

  I've seen what happens automatically, when I had no style applied to the < div > tag, but because I have my content centered using a < div > Interior inside a container fixed-width < div >, the inner div is now fixed so despite not having a fixed width.

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  And here's the CSS of the inner divs and container:

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• Resize the browser on Panini

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  Hi Mike,.

  If you want an object to stay centered and do not change size when the browser window is resized, use a constraint to Center instead of left/right or up/down.

  Apple stress Center in Panini: right click on the circular constraint handle and choose "center" from the context menu.  You should then see constraint lines appear from the two sides, with sections of 'spring' bit drawn in the middle of the line (which indicates that the length of the line can vary when the application is resized).

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• How do not affect the two horizontal panels when resizing the browser?

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  creationComplete = "init ()" >

  < mx:constraintColumns >
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  < mx:ConstraintColumn id = "col2" width = "70%" / >
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  < mx:constraintRows >
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  < / mx:Panel >

  < / mx:Canvas >

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• Why of opaque boxes appear in place of the entered text (Firefox ver. 34/Ubuntu 12.04) in the browser window?

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• Full screen swf don't auto-size until the browser window is resized

  Hi all
  I posted my test here at http://www.urbanlinx.com/Test.swf.
  I have 4 MCs in the film. A header, content box (Center), footer and background image.
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  var content = _root.myContent_mc;
  var _root.myFooter_mc = footer;
  
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  Special thanks in advance.
  
  PS: If you know a way to do this with a cleaner code, help would be greatly appreciated... If it is already the correct code... Thanks to all the people in the community who taught me :)

  Well right after that a whole bunch of tracks and errors as much as I found the resize code is not like code reposition. Tried another code to reposition and its working great. It is also much smoother during resizing.

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