But what if the page already have a defined padding?
Kia
wick wrote:
>
> That bottom padding makes it so all the normal page content appears
> above the catfish advert - in other words you can scroll to the bottom
> of the "normal" page & the content at the very end isn't covered up by
> the a
That bottom padding makes it so all the normal page content appears
above the catfish advert - in other words you can scroll to the bottom
of the "normal" page & the content at the very end isn't covered up by
the ad - the padding goes behind the catfish ad.
On Oct 3, 3:42 am, Kia Niskavaara <[
Is this line really necessary:
$('html').css('padding', '0 0 ' + this.settings.height + 'px 0');
It seems as if it changes the padding of the whole page.
I also wonder what happens if the user doesn't support cookies. I think the
best solution would be
not to display the ad at all.
sozzi wr
Thanks!
There seems to be more info at
http://webdesign.ib-me.co.uk/2006/10/31/catfish-gets-a-makeover-part-2/ and a
demo at
http://www.clickcms.co.uk/
sozzi wrote:
> Hmm seems the demos etc don't work. The only place I could find it
> with a short search was here:
>
> http://www.nextbbs.co
Hmm seems the demos etc don't work. The only place I could find it
with a short search was here:
http://www.nextbbs.com/trac/nbbs/browser/trunk/helpers/extjs/plugins/jquery.catfish.js?rev=27
And I'm not exactly sure if that is the last version.
On Oct 2, 6:12 am, Kia Niskavaara <[EMAIL PROTECTE
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