At 2010-05-30 17:45, Aryeh Gregor wrote:
On Fri, May 28, 2010 at 12:43 AM, Rob Lanphierrobla@wikimedia.org wrote:
What we're struggling with is that the "[review pending revisions]" with the little lock icon beside it to look right in a cross-browser and cross-skin fashion. A couple of the problems we're seeing:
- In Vector, the placement of the text can be too high or too low,
depending on the browser in use 2. In Monobook, the problem is even worse. For example, in Chrome on Linux, the text hovers way up above article, covering up the "My contributions" link, for example
Try just putting your div right before the<h1 id="firstHeading"> or equivalent, and float: right it. You can put some margins or padding on the top and/or right to adjust it a bit if you like. Something like that should work. This will be much more reliable than trying to absolutely position it, because different skins will use different heights, and the heights won't be consistent at all in the face of things like site notices.
I agree. Don't use CSS for positioning if you can do it better. Except for the problems mentioned by others there is a box model problem: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Internet_Explorer_box_model_bug Which might be a problem as #content has padding.
Regards, Nux.