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Desk-01 Contemplation in Circles |
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Written by Administrator
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Thursday, 03 September 2009 14:39 |
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Design work has almost been completed on a new project launching here for a new desk design. This desk is going to be a departure from the norm as is most of the work done here at SDLAN.
The idea behind this desk is to celebrate the idea of curves and circles. Much of our living spaces are occupied by strait lines and average edges. The design of this desk is meant to through away the idea of strait lines and also to emote the idea of mechanical support.
In any event, further information is available on the project page along with build progress when it begins (hopefully within the next week or so)! |
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Last Updated on Sunday, 18 April 2010 03:01 |
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SDLAN V6.0 |
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Written by Administrator
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Saturday, 22 August 2009 21:21 |
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Welcome to the new face of SDLAN! Much work has gone into this significant face lift for this website. For one thing, this is about the first time since before the days of css that this website has looked the same in Internet Explorer, and Fire Fox! The many bugs with I.E. have been ironed out as best as possible but some may still present themselves. There is still some minor cosmetic updates that may happen from time to time, but for now this is the new site! hope you enjoy and find it easier on the eyes then the last version. On a side note, several project updates are in the works, specifically Trainer1 is flying now and has successfully finished some three flights with no further issues. A new airframe is being investigated to carry the camera equipment now.
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Last Updated on Monday, 24 August 2009 14:21 |
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Explorer Bug #2748293747.3 |
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Written by Melvin Newman
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Tuesday, 14 July 2009 13:36 |
Whoever is in charge of developing Internet Explorer should be shot... then revived... and forced to make something that works!
Internet Explorer's handling of CSS is attrociouse at best, and criminal at worst. In any event when dealing with drop down menus (specifically the Suckerfish menu system) it is not uncommon for IE to hide the drop downs (or virtical menus) behind some other item on the web page. The cause of this is in the way IE handles (mangles) the use of the z-index item in CSS.
There are two solutions to this:
1) Re-position your content in your index.php (or index.html) file. Most browsers start adding content at z-index level zero from the start of the index file (i.e. first loaded content starts at z-index 0, and everything is built on top of this).
2) In your CSS file define your menu system as z-index: 2; and all other contend (i.e. in the <body> tag) as z-index: -1;. This seems to work well for IE.
Hope this saves some trouble for someone out there.
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