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Site Management => Site Support / Feedback => Topic started by: Tyrian on March 03, 2007, 03:00:21 pm
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I changed from IE6 to FireFox about 8 months ago. One thing I immediately noticed was that the text glows that some people insert in their forum posts don't display properly. In IE6, the glowing text appears normally. In FireFox, the text appears to be highlighted in that color.
Any ideas on how to fix it?
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I vote for getting rid of text glows. I find them more annoying than anything.
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There was a plugin for FF that fixed it, I can't remember, I'll get back to you.
In the meantime, IE Tab (https://addons.mozilla.org/firefox/1419/) should do the trick.
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That plugin didn't work. I set up the URL rule for HLP too. I think in order for it to work, I would have to add every single page URL on HLP to get it to work.
EDIT: I just tested my hypothesis and it's true. Plus, loading the page through IE7 takes a lot longer. Any other possible solutions?
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I can't find any extensions, but I guess you're not alone (http://wiki.mozilla.org/Firefox/Feature_Brainstorming:Other_or_Uncategorized#Glow_Text).
I'm waiting for this one, too.
EDIT: Using CTRL+Click on a link with IE Tab brings up the link in external IE. That could help, short-term. BTW, you should post your bug (HLP not following URL rule) in the bugs section at IE Tab's mozdev.org site: http://ietab.mozdev.org/bugs.html
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Glow filters aren't CSS specced styles, therefore it's just encouraging poor standards compliance to maintain support.
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? CSS? So, to get glows, how would you do that and be CSS-compliant? Why didn't they make it CSS-compliant in the first place?
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? CSS? So, to get glows, how would you do that and be CSS-compliant? Why didn't they make it CSS-compliant in the first place?
Well, it's a bit of an MS proprietary thing IIRC.
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...figures. :ick:
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Exactly as Swantz said - glow filters were added to IE 4 or 5 (IIRC) by MS. Ironic, they couldn't comply with half the W3C recommendations but could invent new flashy effects.
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... - glow filters were added to IE 4 or 5 (IIRC) by MS... they couldn't comply with half the W3C recommendations...
Microsoft comply to?
-No, no, no, little fella.
comply to Microsoft *searches for "worship/ownage emoticon"*
*gives up*
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I still say they should be taken out as one of the board's text formatting things.
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That's your choice. I like to have mine. :p
-Sorry, couldn't resist! :D
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I guess I'll just have to post my bug at the plugin's site...
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I vote for getting rid of text glows. I find them more annoying than anything.
You're on the right track. I vote for immediate banning of anyone who uses them instead. :p
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I vote for getting rid of text glows. I find them more annoying than anything.
You're on the right track. I vote for immediate banning of anyone who uses them instead. :p
Win.
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*wishes he had uber-haxx0ring skills* :mad2:
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/me wishes you had them too... for the funneh that would follow
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Heh, I was trained by the RAF to cut Metal, does that make me a L33t Hacksaw? ;)
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:confused: Who said anything about l33t?