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kruvas
13 years ago
nice catch )))
check your monitor - maybe it have broken pixels? :-D
its just a car. not car+pilot helmet
this shumi helmet is my error - i forgot wipe it
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The new header appears in the wrong place
The new header appears incorrectly in two ways:
1) if the browser window is narrower than the table wants to be, and hence slightly scales down the cells, the header does not scale in the same way, and ends up missaligning with the columns.
2) At least in Safari and chrome on mac, the header appears significantly too early. I would expect that it should appear exactly when the normal header on the table scrolls off the top of the screen – i.e. it should appear like the header is attached to the table, but sticks to the top of the window as it scrolls off the top.
1) if the browser window is narrower than the table wants to be, and hence slightly scales down the cells, the header does not scale in the same way, and ends up missaligning with the columns.
2) At least in Safari and chrome on mac, the header appears significantly too early. I would expect that it should appear exactly when the normal header on the table scrolls off the top of the screen – i.e. it should appear like the header is attached to the table, but sticks to the top of the window as it scrolls off the top.
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kruvas
12 years ago
with 1st case now i cant do anything else than fix hard width of table, but this can produce ugly view on some languages with 2nd - now 1 bug exist - if you open "miniFAQ" then header apear early until ajax update info, i fix it later. if you dont open miniFAQ spoiler, then give me screenshot where i can see "too early" appear float header, may be i guess whats wrong. but i have not mac to debug so not guarantee that i can solve this bug
upd: i made some work with headers. hope it help. if no - write
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Stint lap number
Great tool ! Maybe a lap number (timed) for the stint with the pink text "back to box" ?
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