Post by Stormdance on Mar 16, 2007 14:26:20 GMT
Web sites created with Antenna are designed to be compatible with all the main-stream browsers (Opera, Firefox, Internet Explorer etc.).
For the most part, there's nothing special you need to do - your site should display and function the same across the various browsers. Here's a couple of tips to ensure everything goes smoothly:
1. When sizing your text boxes, give your text content a little bit of extra breathing room. Some browsers word-wrap at a slightly different place to others, so allowing room for an extra line at the end will prevent the unexpected appearance of scrollbars.
2. Try to ensure buttons and links are not overlapped with transparent parts of other objects, as this can prevent the links from working.
3. Options on the FX tab tend to be supported by Internet Explorer only, though the auto-cue effect is partially supported by other browsers.
Cheers,
Stormdance
For the most part, there's nothing special you need to do - your site should display and function the same across the various browsers. Here's a couple of tips to ensure everything goes smoothly:
1. When sizing your text boxes, give your text content a little bit of extra breathing room. Some browsers word-wrap at a slightly different place to others, so allowing room for an extra line at the end will prevent the unexpected appearance of scrollbars.
2. Try to ensure buttons and links are not overlapped with transparent parts of other objects, as this can prevent the links from working.
3. Options on the FX tab tend to be supported by Internet Explorer only, though the auto-cue effect is partially supported by other browsers.
Cheers,
Stormdance